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Troy,

Yeah, as Brendan said, there was one N/A civic on street tyres that was cutting some very nice lines out there, as well as Daniel in his White R33 GTR lapping under in the 1:08s...

Then there was a Race-setup MR2 that seemed to be driving in all the categories, all day :D 1:10s... Not too bad...

Personally I thought that Darren in his 200SX was doing very very well out there, except for his slight tendancy to cook it a little too much into and out of corners :(

great day :)

John will be back with a vengance to re-claim his case of beer I'm sure

Those MR2's are fantastic and if my car was still for sale until the weekend then it certainly wouldn't be now. I can't wait to get mine setup now :(

Check the times in the links I posted Roy.

 

I was impressed with the N/A Honda civic with suspension & brakes - was running very fast lap times.

Thanks Merli for those very clear pics on that mega camera of yours. I think I need some of that Just For Men hair colour stuff.

All I will say ROY lucky the zed stopped or it would have been in there.

Also Roy check the times of a burgundy GTS-T 1 min 12 and it looked relatively tame, very impressive.

Also Roy check the times of a burgundy GTS-T 1 min 12 and it looked relatively tame, very impressive.

I was looking at that... is it std turbo with good rubber/susp/driver???

For Oran Park, i think a certain Zed should be attacked with a holesaw, RIP non structural panels :P

1:20 with compliance tyres for me.  I tried so hard to wear them out but they still have heaps of tread.

I thought those MR2's seemed fast.

I'd say your probably not trying hard enough... come up to Oran Park on Sat and I'll demonstrate how to kill a few sets!

Yeah my car first had blown piping on the cooler then a leak in the exhaust manifold. Should be back on the track next week if I can get the time to fix it.

Was a real shit as I was just getting used to the new suspension and tyres too!

That red gtst was kinda insaine, I think modified cars of that level should be in the race car and gtr group.



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