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Oops yeah, sorry there was a magic run from a boat that no one saw :bunny:

When you left it was, but then Evan pulled a 181.1 on a peak of 20psi towards the end of the day

Thanks For the day is was good and fun was had by all i think.

2 of my boys took out some classes me in stock R32 GTS-t and Babak in Modified R32 GTS-t and Most Power :D

on 20 Psi the car isnt like any normal R32 the torque jumps heaps nearly 2000 Newtons.

if only i had a Computer and a electronic boost controller we could realy see what the stockie can do :P

-Evan

PS Steve-o Wheres my prize hehehe jks.. :D

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Thanks For the day is was good and fun was had by all i think.

2 of my boys took out some classes me in stock R32 GTS-t and Babak in Modified R32 GTS-t and Most Power :D

on 20 Psi the car isnt like any normal R32 the torque jumps heaps nearly 2000 Newtons.

if only i had a Computer and a electronic boost controller we could realy see what the stockie can do :P

-Evan

PS Steve-o Wheres my prize hehehe jks.. :D

how many scoobie snacks to make 2000nm of torque?

Just like to say Thanks to Hills motorsports for an excellent day.

Cheers to the girls for the bbq.. and thanks to everyone who turned up. It was an excellent day I wish I could have stayed longer but I had to go.

Good to see a variety of cars there and nice to know the povo ute makes 116.4kw's woooo!

OK full results were:

Name Rego Class Result

Ian Burgess BEP-88X Stagea 121.9

Beau Franke BDU-98W 33 GTR 233.7

Corrine Murray WWO-55t6 Commonwhore vs 116.4

Sean Lloyd ANS-71G 32 GTR 322.2

Ben Martin TRB-26T 32 GTR 212.3

Josh Kavchev BCF-52W 180sx 162.6

Levi Baker TNY-111 R31 101.3

Jamie Row ROW-E88 Commonwhore VZ 150.5

Steve WRX-08U WRX 192.6

David Hellerman AYY-56C 32 GTR 311.3

Burnsie AF-80-EE 32 GTS-T 242.5

Josh Johnston HA-82-BU Commonwhore VX 301.1

Adam Parsons NAT-95H 33 GTS-T 181.1

Brian Cherry AO-86-GQ 33 GTS-T 217.9

David Prince AD-77-XE 33 GTS-T 162.0

Matt Everingham BEW-05S Evo 7 173.2

bard Warner FEAR 32 GTR 282.2

Mitch King MRM00E 33 GTS-T 201.9

Courtney Madgar GRR-32R 32 GTS-T 165.4

Nick Tuyau STR-86T Stagea 142.7

Sam Grimston YMP-732 33 GTS-T 173.6

Bassam AL-59-PZ 32 GTS-T 169.8

Liz Corr LI-22-EH 180sx 177.3

Ben Lucas AE-71-VE 34 GTT 336.9

Damien UKF-538 AMG C32 207.4

John Atzemidakis GR-34-TT 34 GTT 169.9

Charles Kwawhy WPN-33R 33 GTS-T 264.3

Evan King STG-23R 32 GTS-T 181.8

Phillip Truong AXL-89W 33 GTS-T 200.6

Lawrence Tang MYH-22A Prelude 107.7

Leon Wrong BED-32L 34 GTR 210.3

Matt Wheatley VH-34-TS Evo 6 163.8

Steve Hill DRD-00F 33 GTS-T 178.0

Kristof Kazmer KK-535 ? 254.0

Ryan Watson AUM-03K 33 GTS-T 174.1

Sheng YF-34-RR 34 GTT 197.3

Daniel Vaughan IMEASY 33 GTS-T 175.6

Babak RB GUN 32 GTS-T 365.9

I don't have the details on class (stock v aftermarket turbo) so I can't confirm that.




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