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okay make sure that you do it in a school zone then

no seriously. cubic centimetres mean nothing. what matters is who wins the drag race.

and as i said - make certain that you do it through a school zone or a community recreation centre ust as kids are leaving the karate class

or even better do it past an auskick

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^ don't listen to this kid he's an idiot. Doesn't even own a nissan.

Go back to supra forums

Agree with Rowan do it in a school area. Dont forget to do a burnout first to warm the tyres for maximum traction

Evidently your the biggest f**kwit ever. Not my fault your car sounds like a lancer.

I've had 4 skylines.

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haha, i love these threads, compete idiocy! drag racing is more than just power and grip, whos the better driver, who can get the best launch, whos r/t is gona be better, all these will factor in....take it to the strip, that way you can do it over and over and over again, no corners on the strip!

as Pal said, loser pays for the others nite!!

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