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went to the dyno day at ultratune today... bombadore heaven x 100000000, best thing being a 32 gtr beating most of the chevs (from what i seen, we left after his run)! also a very nice 34 z-tune in the car park, not sure if it was anyone from on here

any large figures jimmy james?

not really considering the charged v8's that were there only putting out 350 - 380 hp atw. the 32 gtr at 394hp at the rears was the highest i seen but we left early... other than that watching a vn bust one of his fuel pumps was a highlight

I'd love to but....

Rotaries, they are a love hate relationship, love driving one, wallet hates me.

I think their is about 3 Series 8 FD here on the sunny coast, my other mate with one is at the same workshop getting his rebuilt now, just our luck haha.

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im getting a gtst. Just wont drive it on the road... only to work n shit which is down the road. I wanna get more into drifting and ive been looking for a gtst r32s which is set up really well for ages and i finally found the right car.

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