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when ever you have 15,000$ thats what u should do as a saudi offroader (sander)

 

 

for vids just search youtube " t63ys "

 

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first fun with the new engine

 

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from hail

 

 

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this topic ended her but itsnt the end of the chine ill be posting more if u guys liked'em

 

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Sweet! i will definatley check out those videos at work tommorow, those things must be loud! especially in the drivers seat with headers coming out of the fenders like that!

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Sweet! i will definatley check out those videos at work tommorow, those things must be loud! especially in the drivers seat with headers coming out of the fenders like that!

 

 

yeah they like it loud....some guy just did hes 1993 NISSAN patrol and built a new nissan TB48 from a n2002+patrol and added a turbo it was badass a little slow at first but ones that thing start working :lol:

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too bad i cant see those pictures on my school's wireless internet.. they have so many filters on this effing thing that i cant even see most of the sigs its all text

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Wow, that looks like fun. I'd probably roll my self over.

 

 

BTW, whats with the missing head light?

 

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Excellent photos once again......

 

Do you even take a bad picture ? :D

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Wow, that looks like fun. I'd probably roll my self over.

 

 

BTW, whats with the missing head light?

 

 

Cold Air Intake.... :D

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