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Lol love it how they still charge for cold start tune

Plug in start car... Tuned

Lol

Nah mines been a full wire in job with flex fuel tuning... Big job :)

so far 10 have stumped up the cash

have about another 5 that will be comming just have not paid (but i know them and they will be there)

and 5 who have said they will come but i am not holding out hope for

so 10 confirmed, 15 officially vaccant spots(but they should fill up quick)

Greg is paying for both of us on sat. My money is good to go, its in the stiggy bank

yea your one of the ugly ones that i know is in

Pete, can this be done without a current cams license?

nic, you can by a AASA licence on the day for 30 bux if ou dont have one

pete




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