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Maximum Force Pw Plenum Surge Tank Original R34?

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Try using a translator for your english. What you just typed doesn't make sense.

Also avoid typing in bold letters.

lol,, No : (I thought it was an answer to my question! :nyaanyaa:

ok: what the maximun power standard plenum intake manifold for the gt-r34 ?

Thanks. :domokun:

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There is no need for 2 threads, and i also closed another thread of yours the other day.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=164573

I do realise you are from another country, but if you cant put together a basic sentence correctly.

People wont understand you here, and be unable to help you.

Please take this into consideration

Thanks.

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