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DZNUTZ.... duuuuuuuuuude... you made it, the beast is on the road!!!!! total awsomeness :P

if you are going i will most definetlally have to make an appearance and cancell my prior arrangments!!!

good to see you on da borad again! hey PM me what your doing this week during the day cause i am off work all this week

Got home put my stokies on and headed to Calder.

What a difference the rims made, i think i found my missing KW's, time will tell on tuesday.

Anyway as posted previously the fears came true. Hard suspension + hard compound 205 rubber = noooo traction!!:D

The tyres wouldn't enen smoke up on the burnout!! :(

They were spinning like crazy, but no smoke.

All in all a mad/fun night had by all (i hope)

Out of 3 runs my best time was [email protected]

:goddam: :goddam:

dude ur RTs dont matter... it doesnt start counting til u leave.

15.6.... u should be able to beat that easy! my 32 with nothing but a catback and everything else stock ran a 15.325 and then with a POD and Chip ran a 15.06

u should be able to get 14s....

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