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Guess what i want to do!

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i was Thinking of this today!
What do you think!
its a fast copy and paste!
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Bite my shiny metal ass!!!

Russell Coight: Some of the animals are nocturnal, so the best time to see them is at night. Only you can't see them, because it's dark.
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Post by WidebodyWoody »

Mate I think our tanks are bloody big enough as it is, any bigger would add more weight and slow it down. But it sure does look sexy. If you got the same capacity tank as the stock one, I would probably do it.
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Post by TomVR4 »

yeah i have always wanted to do this, thought about just getting a fake one made up from the sheet metal place
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yer i want a fake 1!
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Russell Coight: Some of the animals are nocturnal, so the best time to see them is at night. Only you can't see them, because it's dark.
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spend th cash on a NOS kit :twisted:
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Post by Starion_Turbo »

Buy some sheet alloy and make a cover for your existing fuel tank, it will be easily visible with how low the tank drops anyway.
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Post by redzone »

yeah trhe white rally JA that i sold to chapmans had a tank guard on it, really toughened up the back of the car..
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TOMSUN wrote:spend th cash on a NOS kit :twisted:
all ready got 1!
Bite my shiny metal ass!!!

Russell Coight: Some of the animals are nocturnal, so the best time to see them is at night. Only you can't see them, because it's dark.
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Post by TOMSUN »

cool...
got pix?
what sort?
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TOMSUN wrote:cool...
got pix?
what sort?
its a efi wet nos kit for 4 and 6 cyl cars!
il post some pic 2moro!
Bite my shiny metal ass!!!

Russell Coight: Some of the animals are nocturnal, so the best time to see them is at night. Only you can't see them, because it's dark.
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TOMSUN wrote:cool...
got pix?
what sort?
here it is
this is my baby bottle
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all the stuff it needs to make it work
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show me what iv got left in the bottle
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to stun my enemies!
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to stop me from laughing my self to death!
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Bite my shiny metal ass!!!

Russell Coight: Some of the animals are nocturnal, so the best time to see them is at night. Only you can't see them, because it's dark.
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