The "wall" is mainly a fence that it isn't very high in most areas. The only place where it is high is where most of the small-arms fire comes from and that is to stop bullets from being shot over. The "wall" is more like a chain link fence in most instances. The proof of the matter is that the "wall" or fence as I like to call it has drastically reduced the amount of terrorist attacks on Israelis and that justifies having it. The "wall" is also not policed. There are sensors and cameras that do the majority of the policing. There are routine patrols but that's it. Israel is a legitimate state and the land it has procured has been through wars that the Palestinians start and lose. Every war they have waged against Israel they have lost and they started them! Also, Israel was a state created by the UN for Jewish people. You can't get more legitimate than that.

No, not a production bike. Just a custom build.

These are sold but you can see my buy/sell for what I have left and pricing.

The bottom bill is an older generation bill. It has been in circulation for years longer than the top generation (newest generation bill) in circulation. Therefore, the bottom bill will be more worn and won't be as "crisp" as a new bill. Take it to the bank and ask them for another $5 because retailers are claiming it's fake. I mean who counterfeits a $5? Even if they buy a timbit, they only get $4 and change back. If it was a $20, $50, or $100, I could see the reason to counterfeit but with a $5, there is absolutely no benefit. They get very little "real" money back and it is next to impossible to forge the hologram maple leafs. I mean don't you find it weird that you've been all over the city and have received 3 "counterfeit bills?" What are the odds of that happening? It is definitely a real bill.

Then, they are poorly trained staff and don't know what to look for as it varies depending on the generation of bill. The top bill has more enhanced security features than the bottom bill and they are different when they are placed under the infrared light. Here's what's in a new bill pictured on the top (Scroll to the bottom of the page). Now, look at the bottom bill's security features.

Chain cleaner.

I just sold the gold pair and that was my last pair of goggles. I only have some sunglasses left. Sorry.

$179.99 plus tax. This one is for sale for $125 (negotiable). It is brand new, never used, never mounted.

They're pretty sweet. Right up there with the Shimano Dura Ace except the Mavic has individual cogs so you can customize the cassette to your liking.

Prices are listed in the ad.

Yup. It's the black thing on the right.

Shimano Hollowtech II

All I have left can be seen here. Some colors/lens options of these styles I don't have any left but for the most part, I have one or two pairs of each pair left so if there is something you like, let me know.

I'm in the SW but I only have the 24k pair of goggles left (red, black, and gold).

They are unisex.

Unfortunately no. These have already been sold. For the most part, this is what I have left.

I only have the 24k pair left (red, black, and gold).

Nope, don't think so. I believe Quebec is the only province that has beer at Costco.

$75 but I only have the 24k pair left (red, gold, and black).

I think they're faster than that. The governor on my Infiniti kicks in at 150mph or 250km/h and my G37 is by no means a supercar. This is confirmed by numerous You Tube videos and there is still a lot of power to be unleashed from the VQ engine as the governor doesn't let you redline.

Nah, you want one of the two Skylines! They are major sickness. They were even cool with the plastic covering the seats, cardboard floor mats, plastic wrapped steering wheel, and protective film on the exterior. I can't wait to unleash the fury in either of those beasts!

Well, the stance looks great.

Sure was. This picture was for a forum thread.

With a high-end system; the right intercooler, piping, and turbos all working together, there is very little turbo lag and the turbos are capable of kicking in at low RPMs but can boost even more at higher ones.. For money, you can have anything you want. It just comes down to how much you want to spend as anything is possible...

Hey Shane, up yours!

The sedan's are cool too. If you think that his is fast, mine has 32 more horses and a seven speed transmission. All of this makes the new generation coupes and sedans deadly. I've been in an older G35 sedan and we managed to get it going sideways with ease. They're great cars and boy, can they move!

We will be once I'm twin turboed and he's supercharged! Still have to break the engines in. I'm slightly under 1000km and he's sitting at a whopping 67! We'll just have to wait and see. I have a few aesthetic pieces coming in.

Depends on what you have. Shoot me a PM with your offer/trade.

Should be fine to drift with the VDC turned off. It's an easy car to get going sideways because of the amount of horsepower and it has a decent amount of torque already. Once I'm done with some performance mods, I'm hoping to boost big numbers especially in the torque area which will definitely help in getting the power to the wheels. I think AWD are just as good at drifting as a RWD except it takes a lot more skill to get an AWD car to drift. However, it is possible to do it. The G37 is my “luxury touring” car that will be very capable but meant for the occasional jaunt to the race course but lots of highway/mountainous drives from Alberta to BC. This is where this car should excel. Sort of a Monday through Friday work car, with weekends at the track. I don’t think it will be a full track car. It will just be capable of keeping up at the track.

We were at the track having a little fun. Doing some laps and drifting and we were sucked into the wall while drifting a corner. I wasn’t driving nor was that my car that was written off. It was a friend’s car but we all tend to go to the track together since we rent time on it and it’s cheaper when more people go. Turbonetics makes cool stuff. Their high-end turbos are nice but there low-end stuff is just mediocre in my opinion. We have a few BMWs and they’re cool. The car I used to primarily drive was an E60. just threw some rims on it and some stuff from Dinan on it and it was good to go. Just remember that BMW stands for “bring my wallet.” Repairs cost on them is nutty. Personally, I wouldn’t touch a BMW because they are expensive to repair and BMW is super uptight about performance modifications.

I'm pretty sure the kit they sell uses GT30 series turbos. To be exact, I think it is a GT3076R which is a medium turbo capable of 310-525hp which is pretty reasonable. There are a lot of brands out there to choose from and most people tend to mix and match in order to build the most horses and torque. Greddy and APS probably make some of the best kits out there but for turbos, Garrett and Turbonetics are probably my favorite. A lot of it is personal preference though. We crashed an old G35 coupe with a Turbonetics kit on it and it worked well until the car was written off. I run a GT42 setup in another car.

Sorry, I don't have any.