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Dr Drift Dyno Day 29/3/2003

Thanks for all the people that came along, event he people who just watched. Very early start 7am but hopefully the next one will be a bit later. Thanks to Sam and all the guys at the Goodguy's Performance for making the day successful.

Have uploaded 71 pictures from the dyno day. All are compressed to fit the size, if anyone wants full resolution images up to 2272x1704 (Sweet Canon Camera) please email or pm me. Also if anyone wants some more photos of there car, I still have about 20+ more photos that I can’t be bothered posting (More glamorous one of the R34 & R33). License plates have been covered :D

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Any Dead Link Please Tell Me.

Thanks Rob :D

Maybe I can be the official SAU Victoria Photographer…Lolz :(

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Thanks a lot Rob! As you know my camera ran out of memory so its good to have more shots of my car that I wouldnt have gotten otherwise :)

Check your pm shortly :)

Ps. I think you just went over your bandwidth quota - site no longer loading.

Meggala : See ya soon for some scanning I hope then :P

RedLineGTR : PM me your address and I'll send ya a few :D

Al : Don't worry bout it, as I explained is tuned very safely, we should be able to get some more without compromising engine life.

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