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I have to say after that day I am very tempted to go buy an R32. Not only did they perform awesomely (I told you on the day Russell that when I was timing your car literally shot out of the gate like it wasn't on a skidpan) but they looked and sounded amazing.

Only thing deterring me is their age and my lack of mechanical expertise, still I am tempted.

buy mine everythings done :)

The guy with the suction cup camera is Martin (forum name is: emts). he might be overseas or busy with work but he'll get around to posting them eventually.

Does anyone know what happened with the photos from in the basketball court on the longwang? I wanted to buy some if they looked good.

What a great day in the history of the automobile !

Shitty Teins which are not as good as Bilsteins blah, blah, blah, lowly std RB20 with about 1.5bar up it, lowly rwd and no ass tickling, homo controlled awd system...well done Russ, finally someone with some talent rather then space cadets who are NASA rejects wins at DECA ! :bunny:

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my 'bits' got stuck on a few cars in the afternoon. :P

but i cut the good bits out and put em in the main video.

i think marty may have been putting his 'bits' onto cars that had the pan in the morning?

also life as an evo driver at DECA 2010 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaoHV-_BiiQ...feature=related

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