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I for one would liked to have seen you there Brian

There was another red r35 and the run I saw was a 13.6

Was awesome to watch :D

Especially the side x side down the strip

Big laugh watching the Motive DVD turbo diesel have a go - bahaha

but their black 32 hauled arse hard

I for one would liked to have seen you there Brian

There was another red r35 and the run I saw was a 13.6

Would have gone down if the team needed me to, but i think the SAU team selected would beat my R35 im only good for low 11's. maybe a high 10 with E85 as its set up for WTA. Not sure what the other R35 from the HSV club is doing only 13.6? Should be in the 11's easily

The red r35 driving for the commodore club did an 11.2. The driver was 75 yrs old lol

We won the day and the series. Down by a bit coming into this round, and ended up 180pts clear!

Luckily for us the quickest evo (10.8@149 I think) wasn't on the evo team. Evo team was mostly running 12s.

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I find it exciting when horsepower wins from behind on the home straight!

Congratulations all from #1 to #3 :)

Big thanks to NULON a great Aussie Company for organising this 3 event series!

Well done to everyone on the team and thanks to everyone that came out to support!

Unfortunately on my first run (where I was deliberately taking it easy) turned out tone my only run for the day with the alternator coming loose and pushing off all the cars belts, also catching them in the fan and pushing it into the radiator. Belts were easy to solve but fat chance finding a radiator in Cootamundra!

Still, was happy that even on a test run my car was effortlessly putting out 141mph!

maybe it's time my bitch hauled some arse in some SAU events and payed her way in life (bloody prima donna)

PS. good to meet see you again Black Templar :thumbsup:

Edited by Sinista32

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