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By japspec r33,
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FineLine

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That blue 33 almost made me vomit. It was the tackiest 33 I have ever seen.

Some good action on the strip. Willo ran a pb in the mid 11,s and took runner up in street AWD. The little datto ute ran an amazing high 7 pass and the gas motorsport camry rocked in a couple of high 6 second passes at just under 200 mph. Freakin awesome. :down:

Owgasm Grand Master

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Is it just me or do both the white r34 gtr's look weird in those pictures.

Something about them that makes them look alot different and not the same effect i get from other 34's.

Sorry.

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Owgasm

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Tez buddy, wasn't saying they were dodgy pictures.

Was saying the cars themselves.

The bonnet on willo's car doesn't match it, imo. Makes the front bar look funny.

And the Show Off 34 has something about it aswell.

I don't mean anything by saying these things, just what i am thinking.

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Willo

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great result Willo! wooohoo.

anyone know the black r32 gtr with twin td06's i think (or T67s) he ran 11.2@129mph...

mick

I heard twin T67s and made over 630 at the wheels at Autosalon. Quick times on street tyres.

Not sure if Steve (the gunmetal 32) is on here either? Does anyone know if Cam's 34 is ok? He didn't show up for the 3rd Chicago shootout round.

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Tez buddy, wasn't saying they were dodgy pictures.

Was saying the cars themselves.

The bonnet on willo's car doesn't match it, imo. Makes the front bar look funny.

And the Show Off 34 has something about it aswell.

I don't mean anything by saying these things, just what i am thinking.

That's ok, you don't have to live with it :)

Personally I would have kept the standard carbon bonnet as it is much lighter but I needed something vented for the circuit. Function over form.

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