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Go take your aggression to iraq, serve your country where you may be wanted.
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If hundreds of noobs didn't come in here shining their blatant ignorance and lack of common sense every week, I wouldn't have that built up aggression on here.
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I'm with you man. I totally understand it all. And your points are well taken.
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Yeah i am going to just go N/A, the nitrous is just strictly for insurance though. I had it on my stock civic and i went through 2 bottles in a year. I don't go out and spray the crap out of it every weekend. Thanks for the advice though. That is what I thought with the compression of the type-R. And YES I am holding on to the pistons. But for some crazy reason I change my mind about something I know who I can sell them to.
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Back on subject. If your going N/A with your engine, then I would have to say keep the pistons. N/A is best IMO. JDM nutt... |
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