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[Liberty]

If it does it will probably need to be lengthened I would assume.

 

Well apparently the stock sedan and wagon exhausts are the same length... The only issue is whether the centre and Y-pipe fit accordingly... There is a bloke on club.liberty selling his one for cheap. I wanna get it if it fits as it'll be in much better condition than the one I took off mine.

[Harry88]

Didn't you just get a custom system made up?

[Liberty]

Yeap, but I still keep my stock bits in case I ever want to revert back to stock. Mainly because I plan on buying a 2009 3.0R SpecB after this one. All the good bits can be transferred over.

 

I always like ensuring I can go back for whatever reason.

 

Hahaha now there is the reaction I was looking for! 

 

[Liberty]

I'm off to bed boys, catch you all later.

[Liberty]

Morning.

[Sven Smergberd]

Yeap, but I still keep my stock bits in case I ever want to revert back to stock. Mainly because I plan on buying a 2009 3.0R SpecB after this one. All the good bits can be transferred over.
 
I always like ensuring I can go back for whatever reason.
 

 

Good idea,but don't be one of those guys who advertises his car with all the mods but then says all the stock parts are still available. A modified car polarises the market so fully revert it to stock, you'll get a quicker sale as you'll increase your market, especially your car, as it's a family wagon. Then you can sell your mods or use them again.

[Adam]

Hey Gaz!

[Liberty]

Morning 'dam. How are you going man? I know you mentioned that you're getting busier at work but how is it all working out for you? A lot better than your previous job (and bastard of a boss)?

 

Good idea,but don't be one of those guys who advertises his car with all the mods but then says all the stock parts are still available. A modified car polarises the market so fully revert it to stock, you'll get a quicker sale as you'll increase your market, especially your car, as it's a family wagon. Then you can sell your mods or use them again.

 

That's the idea man. Considering the only real "big" modification I've done is a tune (which can also be reverted back to stock). I like keeping my options open rather than narrowing my market like you've said.

[Hypnotic]

I finally got to sleep at 5am

[skillionaire]

Good idea,but don't be one of those guys who advertises his car with all the mods but then says all the stock parts are still available. A modified car polarises the market so fully revert it to stock, you'll get a quicker sale as you'll increase your market, especially your car, as it's a family wagon. Then you can sell your mods or use them again.

 

 

LOL

 

How people can not value their own time, I'll never know. 

 

But hey, if that's what you're into. 

[Hypnotic]

I keep having to scratch my feet, as they are itchy.



I just sneezed.

[Sven Smergberd]

Hey Nik,

What passive aggressive tangent are we off on today.

[Hypnotic]

Choose your own adventure, don't leave it up to others to decide for you.

[skillionaire]

Hey Nik,

What passive aggressive tangent are we off on today.

 

[Sven Smergberd]

I used to cheat those choose your own adventure books.... So bad ass.

[skillionaire]

I wasn't a dorky little fag, but kids like you did seem happy sometimes, I guess.

[Liberty]

 

I cannot see this picture at work.

[Hypnotic]

I'd usually end up putting the book down and doing anything else that was far note interesting

[skillionaire]

Thanks for quoting it in full though, so all of us can see it twice.

[Liberty]

It mustn't be a good picture then.