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hey pete, is this time trial or drift or mixed?

screamer pipe allowed?

just a friendly lap session, you can birng your timing gear if you want to.

as for the screamer pipe it might be over there noise limit, but the owner garry is really good and works with your car if it is.

last time we had 24 cars and 5 were over the limit ( all were fixed with some steal mess up the bum)

Seriously considering it.... May need to do some pads though!! When is the entry deadline??

do it, when we have 25 its full, currenlty we have 9 people

im pretty keen, hope to sort out payment etc soon fatz

ur details?

delails just pm me and ill send you bank details

Don't think so Matt, I'd bring a few Jerry's to be safe if I were you.

So finally we will get to see the car running huh? I'm hoping to have my WMI setup up and running by then, we'll see.

Yeah good idea... I can run on 98 if I need too...

Yep, should see it up and running after all this time!!




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