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race_snooze Grand Master

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put your money where your mouth is and prove that its fast

http://www.wsid.com.au/default.asp?CatID=1...66&ParentID=165

http://www.wsid.com.au/default.asp?CatID=1...77&ParentID=165

So who is intrested to have a run some time.

This is not for the burnouts but the drags.

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race_snooze Grand Master

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I never said my car was fast ;) it just looks fast with my stock bodykit :rofl:

also their is no way i can get up their on wednesday ;) well unless its a public holiday like australia day was

Not sure which wednesday yet, as you can go any wed of the year, there is also money for reaction times, so your car doesnt have to be fast.

race_snooze Grand Master

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They have like 200 cars sometimes. Should be fun. So far I am looking at going in March, because the car is still waiting for its clutch to go in then a presser drop test on my fmic, and then goes into the spary shop to be finished and have some scratches fix.

Cool so Cassi, Mark, and rd-runr you guys can be my pit crew, and vice versa. haha Mark you will have to where a tight mini skirt. um no gross picture in my head now.

race_snooze Grand Master

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If you Snooze you'll looze Shaun. Sic pun but WTF.

 

I'll come for a look and you may even talk me into something more. Like a 11.5 qtr. Yeah Right!

I am sure you could pull some nice times, I am looking at borrowing some semi slicks, I am looking for et's of about 13 any thing better would be sweet, but with this intercool being shit as and not flowing we shall see.

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