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  1. Commodores have been known to chew out rear tyres at a rapid rate when towing heavy loads without any modifications to the rear suspension, so just be aware of that issue, especially with the VT, VY and VZ models.

  2. Having spent the past weekend at Wakefield, I'll give it another go (if there isn't a national round on the same time) the total drive time from my place (Yarra Valley) to Goulburn via the ring road and Hume was just over 6 and a half hours, and about 750k's all up. For most of the way there you sit on 110 kp/h.

    I recommend the "Paragon Cafe" for food as well, good food and reasonable pricing.

  3. There is usually a statue of limitations as to how long after an event occurred a person can still claim for, it's usually one year and one day, but it might be different. Definitely talk to your insurers, it will be interesting to find out if the other parties lawyers have even approached your insurer.

  4. sorry to be slightly off topic, but anyone know why they ran so much positive camber in those days? a lot of the cars from that era have something major going on up front. has always bugged me

    Mostly to reduce the amount of effort required to steer the cars.

  5. Mattr - There is a rule on it, the compound has to be the same front and rear.

    GTR fan - You will be waiting a long time for the 4 cylinder engines, they are now going to be V6's.

    Marlin - I agree with the dice between the three, SV should be forced to sit down and watch that as an example of how to drive in traffic.

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