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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Rockingham
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I'm currently working away in Boddington (WA) and drive to and from every week. The drive is up and down hills with loads of blind corners in WA's Jarrah Forest with a healthy population of roo's. Want I'm curious about is, if I were to clean up an adult western grey, will it set off the airbags, obstucting my view of the winding road? Would hate to wind up wrapped around a tree because of a roo. Average speed limit is 110km/h.
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