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TTT Grand Master

TTT

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hahaha i find it funny that instead of just saying get a pony, you are very specific and it has to be a "shetland pony"

lol

You gotta think of the future..

a regular Pony will grow and not fit the skyline.

And usually, they are too skinny to start with.

you gotta get the best.

example.

Regular pony = ebay intercooler kit

Shetland pony = ARC intercooler kit

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gts-4 dreamer

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Been running atmo SSQV for more than 3 years in the car, haven't got any problems.

Turbo has been good all the time, haven't been to the funeral home yet.

The backfire is mainly caused by the atmo BOV. Try plumbing it back and see if it still backfires. Running a little rich is fine if i'm not wrong.

stock turby?

zif adding some kewl sounds to yuor wheels doesnt help negate it sounding like a jet taking off? till it annoys you and we get another bov for sale thread ^^

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stock turby?

zif adding some kewl sounds to yuor wheels doesnt help negate it sounding like a jet taking off? till it annoys you and we get another bov for sale thread ^^

Nah, not a stock turbo. When i had my stock turbo, man, the flutter :rofl: . Fully Sik!

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Nah, not a stock turbo. When i had my stock turbo, man, the flutter :ph34r: . Fully Sik!

lol, stock turbo flutter. Should hear it on a 3076 or 3540..Thats real flutter.

When chicks hear the flutter or ATMO BOV on a GT3076 or GT3540, they get so wet they slip over..

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PM-R33

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You gotta think of the future..

a regular Pony will grow and not fit the skyline.

And usually, they are too skinny to start with.

you gotta get the best.

example.

Regular pony = ebay intercooler kit

Shetland pony = ARC intercooler kit

Hahahahahahhhahahah! F**k you make me laugh dude! Can we like give you some sort of Skylines Australia Funniest C**t Award or something? Every single time i read one of your posts i piss myself laughing, keep up the good work :ph34r:

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