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captain thead just left, he had to drill the f**ker out.

cost me 90 bucks, but atleast its out...

all this so the car can go PSHHHHHTTTT TTTT TTTT TTT TTTFFF

bloody turbos over rated mofos

oh not to mention the coolent i have to replace from removing the turbo, just

to get to this stupid stud... ffs

oh well, time to start putting it back together

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ruby that nearly made me cry :P

actually makes me alot more thankful that i didnt wreck my 32 like that and that its getting fixed...fk i miss it tho :)

btw how the fook did that 33 gtr end up that high up in a tree????

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