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Hah matt, owen will be coming from gong but your on my invite list for the cruise down don't worry :)

Gtr34a will probs be my passenger too, or may cruise down in his car.

Awesome!! :yes:

Oh and owen, idk what to do for texi. I want to do good times with a bit of drifting, not intensional smoke. Think I'll lose much tread on my tyres?

I want to slide but not lose tread... Hahaha

I've got 4 new tyres on 17's that ill probably use.... Can always chuck them on your car if you want to do some skidz :woot:

i will probably look like an epic Noob as i havent driven anything like my car is going to be before, so stand clear and let the FAIL begin!! :rofl2:

Hah be sure to wear them in first! You font want them to go rock hard!

It's all good man I was soooooooo shit at the last text. Had tsc on for half my runs by mistake! Lolol

Do you want the TC reverse circuit out of my car? It automatically turns it off on startup :D Mine is completely deleted now so i have no need for it....

Ill probably be the one in a cloud of smoke going nowhere :P

They are hard and cheap tyres LOL they are going to be prime for skidz i think!

When is this Texi stuff anyway?

July 15 is the next one.

http://www.skylinesa...-w-club-events/

Awesome, ill be in on this one for sure then.... No screamers though normally??

Well it's a daily driver so it'd be better if I don't have that specially on wet day, is it a plug and play thing I could borrow for the day? :)

Oh ok cool haha may have you hit you up

Dont think its plug and play exactly, never really looked that hard :P

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