What exhaust is this?

I tried but i got no reply!

Given he is in portugal, perhaps ask him in Portugese. I can help with translation.

hey boceta ! o que é seu escape porra ?

Basically translation is " Good day sir, may I ask what brand you exhaust is". I find a simple, direct polite question should get you a response. Good luck:cautious:;)
 
Given he is in portugal, perhaps ask him in Portugese. I can help with translation.

hey boceta ! o que é seu escape porra ?

Basically translation is " Good day sir, may I ask what brand you exhaust is". I find a simple, direct polite question should get you a response. Good luck:cautious:;)

You polite ... f#ck off G :roll: ... hahahahaha

Do not forward Ponters translation... it reads " hey drongo what's that piece of crap muffler .. did you fashion it out of an old paint tin with a house brick" :D
 
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hey boceta ! o que é seu escape porra ?

Basically translation is " Good day sir, may I ask what brand you exhaust is". I find a simple, direct polite question should get you a response. Good luck:cautious:;)


Well that is sure to get a response... LOL... "Boceta..."
 
You polite ... f#ck off G :roll: ... hahahahaha

Do not forward Ponters translation... it reads " hey drongo what's that piece of crap muffler .. did you fashion it out of an old paint tin with a house brick" :D


pretty sure there's a f*ck and a c@nt in there somewhere too...
 
Given he is in Portugal, perhaps ask him in Portugese. I can help with translation.

hey boceta ! o que é seu escape porra ?

Basically translation is " Good day sir, may I ask what brand you exhaust is". I find a simple, direct polite question should get you a response. Good luck:cautious:;)

Here was his reply, Pointers can you use your skills in Portugese to help translate?

Foi feito por Remus maldito galo otário!
 
Ponters said he said ... " f#ck you fella .. it's a Remus exhaust ,i'm a matador and going to live in Ontario " :thumbsdown:
 
Thanks for this thread, I had a great morning coffee with it ... and Google Translator. :roll::D
It reminds me of the Mitsubishi Pajero - they had to call it Montero in Spain, because Pajero actually means "w@nker" in Spanish...
 
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