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Looks like the japs are starting to Join the GTR drag scene again. Us aussies and kiwi neighbours might have gotten them a bit cautious to the times a lot of our GTR's have layed multiple nines eights and a seven. :wave:

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Us aussies and kiwi neighbours might have gotten them a bit cautious to the times a lot of our GTR's have layed multiple nines eights and a seven. :wave:

which aussie GTR has run a 7?

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NXTTIME see the first pick buddy.:(

recently ran in england with english driver fisrt time for him using a hks air shift box first time out at santa pod went 8.2@168mph car is going to malaysia next. i have pics but will put more later.

these 2 pics

time slip in england

and launching in japan (7sec run) :D

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NXTTIME see the first pick buddy.:wave:

recently ran in england with english driver fisrt time for him using a hks air shift box first time out at santa pod went 8.2@168mph car is going to malaysia next. i have pics but will put more later.

these 2 pics

time slip in england

and launching in japan (7sec run) :D

Thanks Nismo. I must have missed it the first time :O Nice work.

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hold me to it all you like, an quad rotor or even a 20b in a full tube chassis car have struggled in the past getting into the 6 sec time zone and these are full on race cars, fiberglass everything and again TUBE CHASSIS. I stand by it till the dying day you will never see a full bodied GTR ( ie standard sus, body parts etc) with 4wd and a rb26 run a six!!!

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