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Dan_the_man will prolly plan a SAUWA next month some time (its only a week away!!)

We're having SAUWA drinks at the Brisbane Hotel on friday after work - come down! Thread is in the events section.

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Heya Hicks, did i see u at heat about 3-4 weeks back? same as adrian? i could have sworn it was u then u dissappeared.

Nice ride, gotta love teh s15s, except when u have to go over speed bumps eh.

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Hey kym, that power figure has jumped up a bit. What did you do? What turbo?

_Had_ a HKS 2535 on there for a little bit - Now it's off and I'm back to stock - gonna sell it soon and go for that dream S15 i've always wanted :(

ps you suck getting my car idea first :D

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