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So who's up for the 'plex on the 13th?

RadiuM

By RadiuM,
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Brett from psi got a heavy duty one from over east for me about 6 months ago it sofar it has held up well not that i have been doing much driving in the past few months. And yes i cant wait untill tomorrow but i am half expecting them to call and say i cant have it untill tuesday or something:confused:

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I shall be there as well. And probably my mates S13 and maybe another guy with a GSR.

Hmmm not sure what my times will be like...... last time i got 14.5 with catback and pod.

Now i have full exhaust and boost (10psi)...... hopefully around the 14.0 mark.... Id be stoked with a 13.9 :) - Unlikely though.

Incidently had a 3 way drag with a Lexus (the soarer ones - was nonturbo) and another R33GTST on Sat night..... beat them both if its anyone here let me know..... It was fun.

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So who's actually going to make this Sunday, can we have a roll call please??

It seems the 4th may not be convenient for a few ppl, so how about we set a Sunday and make sure we get a big Skyline turn out?? besides I think that the 'plex will be pretty busy for the first Sunday since the closure?

I'm gonna start a thread about this so check it out.

Cheers,

Ryan.

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