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Because it will still be the holiday season I would not be surprised but unfortunately I need to use the spreet voucher >_< I will even have to fake a sickie to go since annual leave has been rejected as too many people at my work are on holidays :down:

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normally they have a session for street cars/race cars/open wheelers/dudes who have paid for a v8 thing/driver training/mate of teh owners/mate of the owners dog session ect

so there are like 7 15 minute sessions which means you get f**k all track time

when sharing a car it becomes painfully slow

but the plan is to slapp some plates on and send jenna out in the road cars session , then ill do the race car session with the multitude of wankers going hectik( including myself)

never been to wakefield....or any track..(feeling like a nubie) .. I've got an r33 gtr, pretty keen to have a bit of fun - off the streets - for a change. Keen to meet up wit all you skyline drivers and see ur skills!

could you tell us what i need to bring, how much it'll cost etc

Keen to meet up wit all you skyline drivers and see ur skills!

just get the hell out of my way on the straight if i have been on your arse all the way through the corners,your for sure faster on the straight but will be a moving roadblock in the twisty bits...

PSYCHE

all good, be nice to have so many skyline drivers there even on a normal day. hope to god its not as painful as someone on here mentioned..

There are laptop car chargers but can be weak as in it will charge slow but at least it is something. Dick Smith has power inverters for about $60.

Put the laptop under the chair then when you drive out you can just put it back on the seat. I would highly recommend some kind of mounting position though. Don't want your laptop flying out the window haha.

There are laptop car chargers but can be weak as in it will charge slow but at least it is something. Dick Smith has power inverters for about $60.

Put the laptop under the chair then when you drive out you can just put it back on the seat. I would highly recommend some kind of mounting position though. Don't want your laptop flying out the window haha.

I'd be more worried about being hit by a flying laptop myself.

Remember, if a solid one or two kilo object comes loose while you have a lose at 130+kmh, it's enough to kill you.

lol at the idea of having a loose and heavy object in the car while screaming around the track.

Your laptop should be OK if you leave it at the garages. If you aren't comfortable with this maybe you should consider not taking the laptop at all :thumbsup:

im sure you've got plenty, im keeping that one for myself.

ok so ive already ordered some new brakes. im still deciding on if i should throw in the injectors and get it tuned.

i just need to see if i can get someone to drive my car down for me.

because you're all gay. real men data log. especially when my car isnt tuned yet.

If it isn't tuned, the worst thing you could do is put it on the race track and flog it for 10-15 minutes straight.

The only thing it'll tell you is why you have fuel in your oil, or a hole in your piston.




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