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Old 9th March 2009, 20:14   #51
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bump it up again awesome photos and great story
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Old 9th March 2009, 21:50   #52
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However we have speedlimits in Switzerland so from what I remember we where flashed around five times by stationay cameras, this was especially common in tunnels.
Sounds like you were fascinated by their frequent operation during your trip! It must be good to live in Sweden
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Old 17th August 2009, 23:38   #54
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In order to increase the HP of the car would it not be more cost effective to buy a ESS SC kit? Maybe your next step?
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That wasnt available in 2006 but now both could be good

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Awesome bump! Excellent pictures Gustav! One of these years I am making a trip driving across Europe and definitely making a stop by Nurburgring!
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That wasnt available in 2006 but now both could be good
Just Do it Gustav! The combination is amazing!!

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