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Hey guys and gals,

We are holding a Dyno comp and Hot Spots feature at R.E Customs on Friday night the 1st of February.

$35 a run, heaps of prizes and giveaways all night plus a special visit from the Red Bull Wiings team!

It’s gonna be a great night so come down, bring your mates, heaps of giveaways from Meguairs, Turbosmart and Ministry of Sound to name a few!

Doors open at 7:30!!

R.E Customs

16 Yiannas Court

Springvale

Cheers, Matt

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Hey guys and gals,

We are holding a Dyno comp and Hot Spots feature at R.E Customs on Friday night the 1st of February.

$35 a run, heaps of prizes and giveaways all night plus a special visit from the Red Bull Wiings team!

Hi Matt, so the runs start at 7:30, do we need to book in or just turn up?

I assume everyone is welcome to have a dyno run?

I have a close to stock R33 GTR but would like to see what power its putting out.

5 Days notice, well organized.

thanks :banana:

Hi Matt, so the runs start at 7:30, do we need to book in or just turn up?

I assume everyone is welcome to have a dyno run?

I have a close to stock R33 GTR but would like to see what power its putting out.

Correct, all makes and models are welcome! Just come down and get in line :D

Correct, all makes and models are welcome! Just come down and get in line :D

Excellent, and its a 4WD dyno, can't wait :D.

P.S. Your website is a little broken (RHS links don't work for me). And its comes up as "Sample4" in google (search for re customs) :banana:

Anyway, I'll try and turn up on time on Friday.




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