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im se... around the cheltenham, noble park, springvale area

what u installing? u could save lots of money by doing it urself :D

just go get all the wiring u need from Jay-Car and install it all urself.

Originally posted by inark

watch out for dodgey denham..... :)

i aint gonna be doing the work, so its ok! :)

he knows his shit, hes got a 94 supra with a $15,000 system in there, not doof doof either, best sq car i have heard, and all the best stuff in there!

Do you ever leave home inark? I never see you on the roads!

There are sooooo many skylines around here.... the 32's are getting more noticable, because everyone seems to have gone to the 33's and 34's around here now (I still get terribly excited at the sight of a 34, but I see them everyday now!)

COURSE I DO!!!

i travel to and from work everyday in the damn thing (damn in a loving would root it if i could type way) and im always getting around this area in it... i think everyone knows the sound of my BOV and screeching wheels around here :)

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