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rev210 Grand Master

rev210

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Originally posted by Hicks

yeah I been motorplex twice, first time I had better better times than last wednesday. think it was the weather though.

how should ya launch em?

Saw you down the plex, last wed.Mine was the stock looking silver R33. BTW like the luminous dash kit.

Can't have been the weather slowing you down, it was quite cool. The track was slippery though, I think they skimp on the vht treatment for street meetings.

KCA349 whiteline kit for the diff cradle m8. Let your tyres down to 20psi. Stage the tyres properly. All that should help.

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dude u want to get a 2nd set of rims stock 16's or some light 17's and some sticky tyres.

cause the 19's are just slowing you down at the strip.

they add a pile of rolling resistance which doesn't help your launch are times.

nice looking car though and decent mods which should return at 13.xx time with a good launch.

good luck :uh-huh:

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