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Tim is correct :ph34r:

Nah just kidding, try not to break stuff man... It hurts the wallet :(

Tim said that I need to bust my gearbox to join the cool club :P

Tim is correct :ph34r:

Nah just kidding, try not to break stuff man... It hurts the wallet :(

No. It's the only way to be cool!!!

Haha, yeaaaaa, listen to Mat. Unless you've inherited a lot of money or you're a drug dealer avoid breaking shit lol.

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No. It's the only way to be cool!!!

Haha, yeaaaaa, listen to Mat. Unless you've inherited a lot of money or you're a drug dealer avoid breaking shit lol.

:yes:

Expensive hobby that is for sure...

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Great to see you putting the RB thru its paces, the neo sure shows its reliability and potential thru your beast, a solid performance , thumbs up!!

Have enjoyed your Youtube compilations, one of the great RB's worthy of admiration, sweet sounds and sights...

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Great to see you putting the RB thru its paces, the neo sure shows its reliability and potential thru your beast, a solid performance , thumbs up!!

Have enjoyed your Youtube compilations, one of the great RB's worthy of admiration, sweet sounds and sights...

Yeah thanks Mark, its had a hard life but i have always done my best to give it everything it needs to hold together :yes:

Supporting mods and tuning have been the main reason its still in one piece :)

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Something so i can slow down... In saying that i am actually doing a big NO NO and not machining the rotors due to time constraints... Unfortunately i wont have the time to get it done prior to running these pads so they wont be optimum -

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I dont like to take shortcuts ever especially when it comes to safety BUT time is short for this...

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how much is that gonna hold you must provide photos once it's jammed in

Its not jammed in... It fit with plenty of room in the airbox.

You cant see a thing!

It doesn't need to "hold" anything as it returns to the sump.

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Dunno what you're talking about officer it's standard...

Exactly! The only thing you can see if the allen key bolt to the top right holding it in ;)

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:D have to be driven on the street to worry about officers. It's a race car now:lol:

It gets driven on the street occasionally! Just too many asshole cops around our area that dont appreciate a decent car!

So ill just take it to the track as often as i can i guess!

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