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i like auto, and if its a bullet proof auto, even better.. so 30-ish, well, if you've got the moneh, i dont see why not,

would you take me for a ride in it though? =D

Well not sure how comfy the boot is yet but sure :P

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What are you gonna do with the pics?

people don't need to know about other people's hook ups unless they're somehow involved

Seriously like it's such an achievement...

Keep it to yourself man

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if i have to listen to the daily waffling about how great he is with woman i want pics to back it up.

I'd post pics here if it wasn't public. However, you could just ask privately for pics. Birds has seen the last few girls I've been with. I also shared with him some special pics that slappers txted me :P

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if i have to listen to the daily waffling about how great he is with woman i want pics to back it up.

Yes it's almost like a picsoritdidnthappen type scenario now.

More hot dates than I have hot dinners

I R NOT BELIEVE

Other than that, bored as fk.

Nice day today outside. Was in Yarraville for lunch... Fk the roads there are terrible

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So I've got Water pump and Timing belt coming from the states already. Do the tensioner and idler need changing when you do your timing belt? Cant find them cheap anywhere. Kudos motorsport, $200 for the lot including seals etc.

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So I've got Water pump and Timing belt coming from the states already. Do the tensioner and idler need changing when you do your timing belt? Cant find them cheap anywhere. Kudos motorsport, $200 for the lot including seals etc.

Its a good idea to do bearings at the same time, they can seize up apparently (on Subarus its common)

I just got the Kudos kit best I could find.

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definitely a good idea to do it while everything's off anyway. had mine replaced with the timing belt, mechanic used a gates racing kit. theyre on justjap, but like 400 odd for the whole kit from memory...belt, tensioners, etc.

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