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Very nice indeed!

Looks pretty well modified from what I can see, what size turbo is that?

Yeah its coming , i don't think you ever stop looking for more power. The turbo is a T78 - 33D which is pretty cool, just had a screamer pipe fitted to the external waste. The noise is unlike anything but the biggest plus is that its started spitting big flames out the side on full boost.

Appreciate your comments

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Very nice.  How big is the scene over there?

Hello Dude the Skyline scene is getting pretty big in the UK, the Jap scene in general is massive, scobbies, Mitsis and Civics are all over the place.

Theres a big modding mag Max Power which caters for the main stream boy racer but not alot other than our websites for the Skyline crew.

I'm always searching the net for other havens like this, you boyz have massive respect over here - i met Mario (exvitermini) while he was visiting Andy Barnes at Sumo Power. They just hit the 9's but it would appear that we've still got a lot to do to equal/beat some of your Drag monsters.

Thanks for your comments

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