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skyrines have been done to death, people want a challenge!

still trying to convince wife to get a stag, she laughed when i showed her picture.

le sad.

Think she would laugh going for a blat up through the spur in mine? :devil:

Think she would laugh going for a blat up through the spur in mine? :devil:

haha! prob not.

but being fast isnt a valid argument to her...... she wants a f**king stock natro liberty for god sake...

prinny runs. tomorrow nnight.

Tomorrow night busy =\

Found out today my exhaust was crushed due to the accident too!

I noticed it sounded a bit off but didn't think much of it at the time.

We've got a '04? '05? Liberty... I don't mind it, but yeah its gutless, especially in auto...
I can't get it out of my head "Hang on... Skyline has 2.5L... Liberty has 2.5L... Why is it so much slower?!"

Needs moar (some) boost.

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