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Old 11-05-2006, 09:43 PM   #1
NeishaXR8_347
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Default Stupid, does anyone think about petrol prices before going full throttle lol.

Just wondering who cares about fuel prices these days? I have an xr8 ute and open up to wide open throttle probably 5 times on my way to work (7km) and more on way home (7km), the funny thing is that on the way home there is always some hoon in a 4cyl trying to race me for a lane not that they get anywhere :, just wanted to know who holds them self back because of fuel prices, i know when i fill up fuel 98ron i always seem to say they same thing (ill take it easy now) and usually open full throttle by the time i get home lol.

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