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Haha yea that track man! It's fun aye. Might meet some people there tomorrow night if your interested?

Ahhhh Friday night.... I'm not free tomorrow night :ninja:

Maybe we can get some weeknight sessions going? :mad:

My mate and I were just bored at night, and at like 11:30, we just decided to go for a session lol, Rex was cool enough to stay up and let us have a session.

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there is also a place like this in lilydale my mate runs it and there is 7 or 8 cars and its $50 for the night 630 - 1030/11 and i think he supplies pizza. but its like the real thing its awsome

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there is also a place like this in lilydale my mate runs it and there is 7 or 8 cars and its $50 for the night 630 - 1030/11 and i think he supplies pizza. but its like the real thing its awsome

this is interesting

do tell more

local for me is always win

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Tomorrow at round 10? I'm free tonight to. Let me know harsh and charles!

DAMB...just read this....would have been nice...tommorrow for sure...ill call you around 10ish and ill meet up with you...want to see this game bad..

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This one is really good as the seat is adjustable just like a normal car seat and the whole unit can be stored away when not in use as the back contains wheels so it can be rolled away.

If you make it out of PVC you will find that the whole frame will move around when going hard on the wheel and gearbox. Even this design could do with an additional side brace to stop the sideways movement, especially in games like Colin Mcrae Dirt.

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