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And another picture of my butt ugly coloured car

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dude the car colour is nice... its just the rims :D

do engine mods first dude then go for asthetics of the car.. thats my first point of approach for my 32... they look sex stock anyways....

once i have my ECU remapped by the good dr and the POD then i'm going to look for some skirts, bootlip instead of spoiler and then maybe some 17" rims...

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once i have my ECU remapped by the good dr and the POD then i'm going to look for some skirts, bootlip instead of spoiler and then maybe some 17" rims...

I'd like to have my ECU remapped too. How do I get in touch with 'the good dr'? Uhh...who's that? :D Does he have some kinda console? How's he doing that?

I've currently got a K&N pod feeding air from the lower left corner of the car. It sits somewhere behind the intercooler. I've heard a mix bag of good and bad situating the pod there. She seems to run a little powerful there especially on boost. I got such a kick when I first heard the loud whistling, followed by the 'pffffschhh'. Ahhhh the joys of wasting more fuel...

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I'd like to have my ECU remapped too. How do I get in touch with 'the good dr'? Uhh...who's that? :D Does he have some kinda console? How's he doing that?

I've currently got a K&N pod feeding air from the lower left corner of the car. It sits somewhere behind the intercooler. I've heard a mix bag of good and bad situating the pod there. She seems to run a little powerful there especially on boost. I got such a kick when I first heard the loud whistling, followed by the 'pffffschhh'. Ahhhh the joys of wasting more fuel...

that would be Sam aka Dr_Drift

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