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06-04-2005, 09:14 AM
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The 'Stihl' Man
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TAS
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Before I start my rant, nothing makes a car look tougher from behind that a nice set of dual pipes; but it doesn't work unless your car has more than 200kw's!
What the heck is going on! Off the top of my head these are some new cars with dual exhausts: - Mazda 6 - Honda Accord Euro - Mazda MX5 (new) - Renault Clio Sport (at least its kind of got balls) - Golf R32 (passable) - Honda Odyssey - Audi TT (passable) - Holden Vectra - Hyundai TIBURON (actually doesn't look thaaat bad, but needs more balls and RWD) - Monaro There are probably heaps others that I cant remember right now but does anyone else see that's something's a little NQR! There is one car there that actually deserves them. It's sacrilege I tells ya! What does everyone else think? Its an outrage!
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Dual Exhausts - Its an outrage!
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