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buy local

no

hate work.

that is good on you, hope you get enough info.

i guess, you don't buy a car without viewing it yourself?

i've ridden in one =x

so, daikin and exedy came from the same factory?

which is really why i got a gt-r. i want to do skids.. no mate, its just keeping the options open.

LOL.

can't go on the skidpan after a track day.

CS!!! ahh brings back memories, needs to go get source. soon, exams are coming.

i'd like an mx5, sips fuel, cheap to run, fun to drive. if only i had a spare, i dont know, 6 grand?

saturday arvo is good.

rear gt-r badge?

try stuffing paper into the plug thingy, that's what i did.. air is cold, but is there a more permanent fix?

what about the humble miata? neutral handling, super light weight

got the rear gt-r badge?

lol, sigh, i'm itching to build some again now, shit. will take a look at the selection when i'm back home in singapore =D

tamiya stuff needs to be built by yourself, i prefer diecast models

not really, i don't even know what oil was in there, but it was watery as hell.

I just put in the sougi s5000 this arvo, didn't change the filter though, was too lazy, will change the filter next service.. With the previous oil, when i ran the car, it didn't sound good, revving above 5.5krpm sounded rough.. With the new oil, i did some revving in neutral, nice and smooth, i like it, for under 50bucks, its a damn good oil, and at this price, i can change it every 4000kms. Driving around felt nice and smooth, but the exhaust was a tad louder...

grey 35R along whitehorse road heading towards box hill, around 11.50am saw you pass the tram at maroondah hospital.

lets have a protest hoon laws cruise!!! i'll watch it on tv.

spotted birds at his house, ard 11.15pm

surprise. you have a skyline!?!?!?!? so far, i've never been purposefully targetted, but that's prolly because i don't drive like a dick, (i look around before putting my foot down) so i say, by all means if you've got the time.