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Mercury Motorsport are holding dyno day on the 4th of July, anyone keen to cruise down there

myself and a few mates are meeting at the log cabin at the caloundra turn off @ 7.30, stopping at cabulture BP's for a bite to eat and aiming to be at mercury for 9am start. JZX90, HKS32, 032HCR + a few other random cars.

anyone is welcome to meet up if they want to head down in a group

lol nah he is just driving down, well actually he is meeting us there now, not going on the dyno as the VL coupe still needs to be tuned after the rebuild.

pop your datsun on josh.

I sold the R32 quite a while ago... Rocking a Brabus atm

i see, thats why your selling the rims. got any 32 bits i might want.

Got rid of everything, even had a epic twin straight pipe system i pretty much gave away.

Nahh wheels aren't really for sale, they are just thrown up in the event I get what there worth, but everyone wants a bargin haha, wrong person to buy from.

Are you staying around after the dyno day? I duno if I'll make it there. Gimme a call afterwards if you are doing dinner

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