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I was just flicking through the HPI mag (first time ever) and on the back page i noticed an Australia Drag Times list.

The top 10 R33 GTS-T guys would all make it onto that list. I believe all you have to do is email [email protected]

You also have to remember that all of Express Publications magazine's take over 3 months between going to print and getting on the shelf. I sent my time in to them the day after I did it as I would have been about 8th on the list of the current issue of the time, but the times had dropped scince then. I also think they should separate the rotory's into thier own catagory.

Jeff.

Ok now how long is a piece of string ? Can someone tell me what an R34 GTt approximately do over the quarter with turbo running 14 lbs boost ,3" Ehaust Cat back and Pod filter.I would be interested to hear I have never had the chance to run it and besides that I do not won't to make my self look stoopid.So if I have got some sort of ball park figure aqnd I come close to it i don't look so stoopid. lol

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