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What was he driving? 
I'm assuming you've got no idea who it is 


Didn't see.. Wife just told me it was green P's
Wouldn't have a clue... Been told who it was but don't remember/care. I do remember he plays for St Kilda though

Took the STI for a roasting down Dandenong tourist road, thing feels like a gokart! 

Once I hit the bottom brakes doing some nice squeaking, bedded dem babies in nicely. Stopped after a while which was good :)

Ordered a tow bar the other night so I can be a cool cat and tow a jet ski, this counts as first mod right?

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I'm familiar with the relative size of modern jet skis

They are boats compared to their 90s counterparts, which you used to get thrown off so much more easily at lower speeds

Stability and top speed have come a long way

considering the amount of contact they have it makes complete sense. Unlike a car with 4 small rubber patches they have an entire hull available to them.

but that friction does impact them in straight lines, (thus why they like to get bow out of water)

 

used to watch the offshore power boat racing, the cornering some of them did were unbelievable, but my god the costs involved..

 

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