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all the power curves will look like this

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:D

EDIT: GAY! wont post it the way i drew it :P

i fail

Edited by craig R33
with everyone gettting a new daily pos and the rolla gang. how about a dailys dyno day :P

categorys of most hp, lowest hp, best bang for buck, most fkd up power curve :D

my daily has around 175 at the wheels.....id prolly win the worst fuel map

taken from the almighty facebook

there is no DA (drift australia) this year, but there will be a one round drift nationals in SA Mallala, the home of drifting!

there will be lots more things

~ U-pull it thrash for cash burnout comp (sat)

~ Street pro-class

~ DR stunts, extreme bikes

~ time attack

DRIFT RIDES - 3 laps $150 (see mallala website of details)

the RATES are

SATURDAY - $25

SUNDAY - $35

WEEKEND - $50

gates open 11am sat & 9am sun

u dont wanna miss this

http://www.mallala.com/

wonder who takes you for a thrash for the $150?

Shannons insurance fail. My premium is $1850 a yr :) Just got the letter.

Even if i get a daily it will drop only 5-10% and the daily car has to be in my name :( So even tho i drive the work ute that doesnt mean shit. Grr

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