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Cyrus i wanna drift on sunday but am affraid id put the plates to shame

how many times for the $100 can you go around the track and how much are the tyres there?

As many times as you want to, gotta wait in line for your turn though.

And tyres, well for the time being you bring your own, I invested in 4 stock rims which cost me $15 a pop for baldies to get put on at the local bob jane tmarts

As many times as you want to, gotta wait in line for your turn though.

 

And tyres, well for the time being you bring your own, I invested in 4 stock rims which cost me $15 a pop for baldies to get put on at the local bob jane tmarts

so your gunna drive up with baldies on???

what if they pop

so your gunna drive up with baldies on???

what if they pop

Ahhh no, I am borrowing a trolley jack of V8Man, Thanks again, and going to be fitting my baldies there at the track.

Then once they pop going to put my mags back on to drive home :rofl:

If you had asked earlier I might have been able to get you two baldies organised for the other 2 stocks i wont be taking and you could borrow them, but bit late to do that now, maybe next month, as they are on once a month :rofl:

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