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07-01-2015, 01:43 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jul 2007
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A wise man once said it is easy to learn from your mistakes - but better if you learn from some one else's mistakes.
So share your repressed experiences so others can beifit from your "mis-steps". in my case it was a loud exhaust. For years i flew below the radar then i decided to basically put a 3" straight pipes (one resonator at the rear) on my fg xr6 ute (running 460rwkw). It sounded great to me - but even driving normally people would be thinking i was a hoon. Neighbours started to complain i was driving too fast (I wastnt), police always looked twice and less desirable types also started to notice my car as it sounded modified). So now i am going to quiet it back down and once again become the grey man in a nondescript white ute. |
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the worst mod you ever did to a car
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