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Old 31-08-2007, 05:12 PM   #1
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Default $240 fine for excess engine rev.

I was going through around about and @ 2500rpm is where the rev band starts and it rev little bit hard.
Coper didn't beleive me that a Focus could do that, he wasn't buying the story at all.
All it's got is a air pod and thats it.

What I want to know by all of guys on here, do you think I should fight this or just pay up?
Also got me for out of rego as well.

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