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Guest INASNT

Who is going to Easternats this weekend?

I have gone the last few years and there have been more and more imports each year so it is not so much v8 bogan territory anymore.

I might be going down for a look on Sunday.

The drags down the front straight at Sandown and burnouts at the end of the day are preety good.

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oh is that what Ben is racing his car at? Coz I remember one of the fangers sayin he din wanna dyno his car coz he was saving it for Sandown this weekend.

shan u r one very confussed man!

u dont actually race around the track for lap times, its show and shine, dyno comp, drags and burnouts. And knowing ben he wouldnt really give a toss about drags or burnouts.

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