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good to see lots of sau members getting into it, just submitted my membership and expression of interest for april 17 :D

keep an eye out for a black r33 with bright green drifteks on front, im still a beginner so dont expect much even tho the car looks set up lol :(

i remember my first drift day, car was bog stock! soooo bad, body rolled like a mother f*ker lol. got myself pure track coilovers now but i havent had a chance to drive it yet :cool:.

thats why i am looking forward to this day so much, last day bog stock this time track spec :thumbsup:.

how many of you guys are on vicdrift? we should all catcha up on the way up to the next track day.

more people post pics of there cars :yes:

Well i am running Tein super street coilovers and geraus i took ur advice and adjusted my damper to 14 clicks as it clicks 28 times.. What do u guyz reckon?? More clicks to the stiffer side or softer side??

And how do i adjust my rear coilovers..

Great photo's Jarrod!

Zaver. Just crank em all to hard, especially rears. It's possible that your rears are not adjustable. Might be allen key screw in the top also.

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