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BU5TER Grand Master

BU5TER

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12.601 @ 120.2mph on bp ultimate in full st trim with full tank on st tyres. Am i happy or what. I was also running 3-4psi less then what it was tuned at. Wait till i get full proper slicks. Oh touch it.

H.

If you don't mind me asking what sort of full proper slicks are you thinking of using...Brett

knore Grand Master

knore

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sounds like it was good fun

soon as my cars back on the road you can sign me down !

i want to do some runs before i add IC, AVCR and Dump Pipe + a few other things.

So ive got a point to improve on.

Somewhere around January 25th the car should be ready :(

BelGarion Grand Master

BelGarion

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rnz11z i saw you there but u were yackin away to others so i didnt say hi.

yer another 13.9 for me, guess it reinforces the fact that it wasnt a once off thing.

crossing the line at 103 mph, its all in the 60ft

i did 2 other runs with 2.3 sec 60ft and they worked out to be 14.1s and then a 2.2 60ft and it was a 13.9

so if i could get a good launch, i could get a good time

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