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I'd love to but I've been told that I'll only get a couple of laps without an oil cooler, and not much more with an oil cooler. Not sure that I'd want to pay money when I can only push it hard half the time.

It would be good to go with a group of newbies though, don't want to make an ass of myself while running with the big boys. :D

http://www.queensland-raceway.org.au/publi...blic_drive.html

Hey wat the? a couple of lapz without a oil cooler? :)

Oh anyone like to provide more details?

I would love to come... Did a performance drive last monday which was great. Had 4 sessions on the QR full track which was excellent. Car is still stock (have a SAFC2 untuned) and reached 180km/h on back straight and 170km/h front straight. Could go on for hours, la la la.... (have some footage, soon to be in MPG format).

Want to do it again....

BUT.....

Thats the day my first kid is due into the world. I think I would be shot if I went. Would be good to see Melv's car on the track. Would have been interesting to see it up against the 911 GT3 that was there.

Oh well, maybe next time.

im keen as but i cant arrange it as im still a virgin at this stuff

so if anyone wants to brake me in im keen to get out to there.

We used to all meet up earlier and cruise into Q.R. a bit before lunch 11ish I think. You just got to fill out some details to get your Q.R. recreational license then pay for your laps and then get into it. If we all put SAU on the top of our form they will group us together aswell. Looks very cool when you have a grid full of Skylines.

We used to all meet up earlier and cruise into Q.R. a bit before lunch 11ish I think.  You just got to fill out some details to get your Q.R. recreational license then pay for your laps and then get into it.  If we all put SAU on the top of our form they will group us together aswell.  Looks very cool when you have a grid full of Skylines.

sounds really good to me mate, ( u know how to brake me in easy )

just got to get some sloted rotors next week and ill be completely ready.

well apart from the semi-slicks that will be the last thing.

im so excited !!

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