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tholmesy , is that your camera that your using? , i'd love to hire it/you for the last round :bunny:;)

Yeah wow did go well for a RB20! Yeah mate all the gears mine, Id be happy to do that for You!

My email is [email protected] we will sort something out! cheers

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nice , i was parked right beside him to the left for that race meet , damn that car is a1 . That silver 'nunn' r32 seemed to go really well for a rb20 too!!

The times Pete's getting out of that car at both Baskerville and Symmons are awesome for what it is. I think the bloke behind the wheel has a fair bit to do with it too :(

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Petes car has now gone under th 60sec at symonds which would easily make it the farstes 20 powered anything in the state. its a real credit to him as its such a simple setup with no big flashy parts. 59.5 i think was the best time yesterday in the dry and then he spun a big end.

new donk in it for today thoe.

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