Originally posted by GTHO4 Only if you have an XR6 engine.
Yes, dont put Tickford badges on your ride if its not Tickfod tickled. Sure it looks nice but how many Executives do you see with HSV badges. It degrades the image if you know what i mean.
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Delete striped BAGTs look like (*)(*)less models!!!!
Doesnt matter how modified it is, its not an XR6 and never will be.
Only Tickford are allowed to put XR and Tickford badges on cars.
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1993 ED XR6 M5 (1 of 329)
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Turbo on the way!!
1993 EBII Fairmont (Now wrecking, PM if you want any parts)
1988 Nissan R31 Skyline
yeh ive been heavily considering it. Although at the moment it keeps up to XR6's piece - o - piss.
Yeah ok.:MUha: What are these mods that youve done?
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1993 ED XR6 M5 (1 of 329)
Polynesian Green
Turbo on the way!!
1993 EBII Fairmont (Now wrecking, PM if you want any parts)
1988 Nissan R31 Skyline
And not to sound like an asshole, but an XY Falcon 500 with GT badges is just as stupid as an XF S with XR6 badges or a Lancer GLi with Evolution badges or a Impreza GX with WRX/STi badges or a BMW 318i with M3 badges..
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Or course this is just my opinion:dead:
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1993 ED XR6 M5 (1 of 329)
Polynesian Green
Turbo on the way!!
1993 EBII Fairmont (Now wrecking, PM if you want any parts)
1988 Nissan R31 Skyline
heh. When I put an EF XR6 engine into my XE, i'm going to put tickford wings onto the side, where the EFI badges are currently. I love the understated look of the tickford wings, and IMO its the engine that will be dishing out lessons, therefore the wings will have a home on the side.. credit given where credit is due
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