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well my blown turbo was actually a cracked piston or ring land by the look of it

so i am out

farken

anyone want my spot

any chance i can get rolled over to the next event?

I'm sure you have enough time to lift the motor drop the sump and slide the dead piston out and cable tie a new one in to come racing with... Right?!

well my blown turbo was actually a cracked piston or ring land by the look of it

so i am out

farken

anyone want my spot

any chance i can get rolled over to the next event?

ghay

Can we bring something other than Nissan?Id like to come with my R35 and a mate with his Lotus exigeKev

I'm sure you would both be very welcome, although it is too late to pre-enter. I guess you should bring a completed entry form and payment on the day, look out for Eric, Dave or Matt.

Ok for spectators?Just turn up on the day...?

Spectators are always fine :D

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