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Brockas, You don't have to lie to Dan, he knows the truth ;)

I would have to agree, that having an instructor drive youuur car is one of the best things you can do. You realise the potential of your car, and they give you tips on what to improve. In my case they wanted less power :D

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haha I think a less peaky power delivery is what they're after.

I was just giving Dan some encouragement, I noticed him sitting by himself. He looked depressed.

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