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I just got my car back from compliance. The compliancer got a weighbridge ticket for rego.

My cars weight: 1220kg...

Thats the same that my sil80 weighed in at!

I didn't think an SR would make that much difference..!!

Has anybody else here had their cars weighed?

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Im trying to atm. havent had enuf time to get the in cabin setup going atm. Most prob will have pics from the sideline or get my missus to vid from the sideline.

My mates got one inhis car.. Hopefully he will be videoing/seeing the back of my car as i overtake his whale on the track.. :upurs:

the guys im up against..

http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~eric_n/Pictu...ures/track.html

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only car i see there that will be of any trouble will be the GTiR... and that sexah cefiro! ooooo i bet its owned by a man pimp :P

yeah that damn GITr is a bitch to beat.. Havent been able to beat him officially.

Well ill be representing the ceffy community. give the other cars a run for there money. Show em what a Jap taxi can do.

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