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Calder has the slipperiest start. You'll get buckets of wheelspin no matter what you. For me buckets of wheelspin goes with buckets of torque steer so watch out if you're in the lane next to me :)

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Typical of Calder Park.

You guys should organise Heathcote instead.

too far for me, was hoping to run this weekend and then the next one in a month after i had put in the pfc, z32, injectors and fuel pump and had it tuned and compare times, i guess i will just have the "after" times now.

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Yeah very typical of Calder...

The always f**k people around...Trackdays, 2litre SS days and practice, now drags, who knows what else...they should really just give up and so should we...

Anyone got 400m of land so we can build a dedicated SAU strip? :wub:

id be willing to go to heathcote if its on this weekend. if anyone wants to organise a small meet we'll all drive up 2gether :)

mmm dunno if that would be a good idea this week its the ford nationals and they are going to heathcote. so will be alottttt of them there....

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