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Make people pay before then they turn up but people can come on the day if theres room

I think it will be a good turnout anyway, and UAS is always busy anyway!

9am til 4pm or later if there are still cars to go on. I will be there a bit before but first car goes on at 9am.

It's all about stock turbo or aftermarket turbo. Nothing else will be taken into consideration.

BTW people. Don't be afraid to come and run your stocker up there. It gives you a good baseline figure. I wish I had run my car on a dyno when it was stock so I could see what improvements had what effect.

turbo and 4wd....that makes you a

CHEATER!

Does it have nos as well?

Does that make me a cheater too, Duncan? I might bring the "Dragon Wagon" Stagea...

No NOS though...

It'll be good to get a baseline figure to work from for when I start doing mods.

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