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Trouble is, it's hard to drive these cars gently.

You don't get a Tiger and expect it to curl up on your lap and purr.

You slap it, Hear it ROAR and Lose an arm and a leg Wrestling it.

If we all wanted Good Fuel Economy, we'd buy a Hyundai Getz and Race Falcons. :D

GTR tanks are around 70L. I have 2 large pumps in tank and no surge tank so I never let it get below 50L max.

GTR is currently about 15L/100 on the highway.

My only pre req on fuel economy is that I can get to Sydney from Canberra on one tank of fuel and it does that.

  • 4 weeks later...

I'm already in... But leaving the Tuesday before hand, so probably too early for you lot...

And probably driving slower then you lot :P

Well i started this in NSW to see who is going ya kent, then i found you in here lolz -

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/430607-2013-import-monster-sau-nationals-sau-nsw-style/

This sounds like an awesome event. Need to have a think about this one...

2012 was epic atmosphere! I was sidelined after the shitbox car didnt want to play BUT had the best weekend anyway :yes:

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2012 was epic atmosphere! I was sidelined after the shitbox car didnt want to play BUT had the best weekend anyway :yes:

2011 was even better!!!

Tats and I are in for this (decided yesterday) but will be flying.

2011 was even better!!!

Tats and I are in for this (decided yesterday) but will be flying.

No it wasn't as I wasn't there!!!

Yay more crazy kids to keep us company!!! Hopefully we get a good turnout!!! Can't wait...

  • 2 months later...

Woohoo! Looking forward to it! My friend had a Corolla hire car booked the other day and got upgraded to a Beemer. We're hoping for the same (we have a Cruze apparently).... last minute SAU Nats entry? hehe

Nope :/ no enthusiasm shown from the locals to do the trip with me and I could do with the coin for :santa:

Hope you have a :w00t: :w00t: WOW :w00t::w00t: of a awesome time.

So few from NSW, Heaps from Vic, and even the S.A locals :glare: seemed light on the ground for attendance :(

anyways no unfortunately, sorry Shellicious

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Nope :/ no enthusiasm shown from the locals to do the trip with me and I could do with the coin for :santa:

Hope you have a :w00t: :w00t: WOW :w00t::w00t: of a awesome time.

So few from NSW, Heaps from Vic, and even the S.A locals :glare: seemed light on the ground for attendance :(

anyways no unfortunately, sorry Shellicious

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

YOU SUCK!!!

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