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yes well this is a big dissapointment for me...silly me. i had planned to go down with a freind and all, take two cars for safty...lol

was gonna be mad. now its a change of plans...oh well maybe the 13th will work out ok...

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so you definetly going? i am pretty sure i will go, see how i go with all the shit i have to get done today...

It is a bit late for me to reply, but yes I definitely went :3some:

I had a great time, I'm starting to brake later and later for the 2nd corner. Someone hand timed me a 1'17" too, which is consistent with previous efforts :3some:

There was a silver R33 GT-R there too, half way through the day it started making some weird noises... like oil supply issue noises. I hope it wasn't too bad



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