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Well you gotta admit a guy wearing a red carnation at motorvation is an easy target and if i wasn't gunna get ya I'm sure some of the Trevs would have :lol: j/k

Car is getting some work done at the moment... Had troubles installing Apex ITC as problems with wires were found... My fingers are crossed as I'm going on the dyno run for something to do! Not expecting big figures at all just havin fun thats all.... hoping to pull nice figures for cabin auto salon though if i get asked to put ole sly 33 in that..... I'm savin up for a Macka special kit :lol:

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