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yeah i know lol

 

oh and i didnt get to say hello to jack, sorry bout that hehehe :D a belated hello to you mate :D :D

Hi to you too doxx, saw you briefly but was too busy talking s@#t to others and before i knew it you were gone!!!!

SLYWPN: thanx mate :)

Oh yeah, my car was having surging problems on the day, was breaking down @ 4000rpm, and I wouldn't have a clue why, had the same problem the night before at calder...

Two weeks ago I got it tuned by Ben at Racepace, got 260rwkws, but managed only 200rwkws yesterday cause of the surging/flat spots....

Did anyone see what that green ute got? i got 141rwkw. good to see the crew again, sorry i had to leave in a rush had to be somewhere else and was an hour late.

I think the ute got over 220+ at the wheels, could be wrong coz i didnt see the computer, just heard someone say it.

The Ute owner was saying 'will get 260, maybe even 270... they're 220 stock and I've got an exhuast and chip... etc'.

It made 220 on the 3rd run (212 and 201 on the others) - sounded good though.

No forced induction, just good old fashioned cubic inches.

Still need a photo of the trophy :)

denham, coz ash the soft**** buggered up his car the night before after a night on the piss... nah he just backed into his neighbours car and has to fix it up before MAS so he needed to save all the money he could

I think the ute got over 220+ at the wheels, could be wrong coz i didnt see the computer, just heard someone say it.

Yeah it got 228rwkws, apparently it had full exhaust, cold air intake and chipped...

Not bad for a dunnydore....

I was another of those that came for a short while but didnt put my car on the dyno. I didn't need to win THAT trophey! :P

And bugger Im missed the Lada on the dyno. That would have been a classic. I cant believe I won by defalt the power guess too. Some peoples guesses were classic. 18rkws. lol.

hehe... 40kw!!!! where did you hide the NOS bottle James lol.... it was a good day (although i left at about 1pm)... i should have put my car on the dyno but was too scared i'd loose my front bar going up the drive...

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