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I think i might be able to bring chairs though they have been in the garage for a while.

Thanks for the Turbotech Jeff, after pulling over 6 times its sitting on 15psi,enough to break traction in second :D

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bringing boost :ninja: and have a nice big esky for us to fill. think i will bring one chair, as we seem to have a lot of people who want to bring chairs. c you all tomoro ill be there early probably

EDIT: TONGS!! SOMEONE BRING TONGS

<and maybe a bbq>

Hey Guys,

I've got to pull out of tomorrow's event...

My engine started playing up tongiht on the way home so I don't want to take any chances.

I'll see how it runs in the morning - if its okay ill be there!

but for now ill have to give it a miss.

Happy bday Jeff!! hope you have a good one mate.

and hope you all have a good day!!

cheers

thanks shane! you know we can probably tell you whats wrong tho :huh: hope its nothing serious there are lots of little things that can make cars run crap.

im still going, see you all soon. bringing the big man esky

Thanks for everyone that came was another awesome meet :( and was even more special cause we got to celebrate Jeffs birthday!! :D That cake was sooooo good too..

Shellharbour was a great place for a bbq and will be good to use that reserve/beach again! Whoever suggested it (Joeyz/Polak :) )...WELL DONE :(

Hope everyone had a good day I know we did!

Hope all you guys can make it to the next meet in March..

P.s Looking at go-karts for March meet suggested by Joeyz...




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