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ok back on topic :D

looks like ill be at the drags aswell :( o44 is installed lets see what my homo of a car can do down the QM

just dont punch your clutch and hit the wall :(

' date='16 Feb 2007, 10:31 PM' post='2911997']

new clutch but no retune...

400kms to go on the run-in, if its done in time i will come down

got to have one gts-t running fast times ;)

better get the 'chute out ;)

Lol looks like a good turn out. I will feel like a d#ck coming to this and racing my stockie ... hm... decisions

Hey who cares, stock or bommed you'll have a ball! You can work out who else runs times like yours and grudge race them for a closer race, generally others in the staging lanes will help you shuffle around to do this(in my experience anyway!)

Cheap night out, last time i managed to get nine runs in before they told me to go home!

Dooo it dooo it! :laugh:

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