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Yay Taking My Car To The Airport Runway Tonight !

r33madd

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r33madd

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As im pretty excited and cant wait i thought id share my fun with you all

Tonight i am going to the airport runway to do some top speed runs

some skids and try some drifting Jeremy clarkson styles :sleep: should be a great buzz

and its only costing me my gas.

and i have to take 2 skyline virgins for a hoon in a real car :)

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evil_weevil Grand Master

evil_weevil

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wtf where was my invite!?!? :sleep:

hahaha

man that would be freakin awesome, have fun dude and get some pics/vids up

oh, which airport/strip? - oh, in kiwi land d'oh

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how longs the runway? I've done goulburn airport but its only just over 1.5k long, so once you include say 500m to slow down its not that much quicker than a drag strip.

Also, I did it from a standing start - and the surface was appalling - loose gravel coated in diesel oil - under 200rwkw and it still spun the wheels all the way to fourth gear.

PM-R33 Grand Master

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:rolleyes:

What top speed do you reckon he would have hit with his current mods? 230km/h-240km/h? What are our cars actually capable of top speed wise with the speed limiter removed? (If any one comes on here and starts getting up me for talking about high speed because it can hurt the whales or some sh*t im gonna kick them in the balls lol)

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