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any fuel restrictions on this one? Can we run the sticky icky icky E85 Sugar fix? Thinking of getting the R tuned on it seeing as there is now a Caltex around the corner from me on Melton Hwy and Calder Park Drive that has EFlex E85 now.

Will be there for sure for 3 year membership. Not sure if car will be ready. Went to Chasers today, to drop off my freshly painted, modified rocker cover. Car is coming along nicely, buy doubtful that clutch will hold up for dyno tune. :( If not then my car wont be there, but the guys at Chasers West Melb, are thinking of coming with a very nice 'mystery car' to put on the dyno. The car they are thinking of bringing puts out some big power and should be very interesting if they do attend :D

Will definatly be there.....should be good for a bit of a look and meet a few people....Also get a membership.

Anyone is South Eastern suburbs going? Could organise to meet first and drive together.......

Will definatly be there.....should be good for a bit of a look and meet a few people....Also get a membership.

Anyone is South Eastern suburbs going? Could organise to meet first and drive together.......

I'm in Caulfield... ...Maybe another Clayton Monash Uni car park meet up...

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