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Hey all,

This weekend is on. And its comming up fast. I need all of your help to make this weekend a sucess.

I'd like to open this weekend up to valvebounce and any other clubs you guys think are ok to come..

We NEED 30 cars, so far I can confirm just under ten.

So, help, tell people, change your sigs, I'll be PMing people later, but help me out!!!!

Deposits are open, and I will post the details shortly.

Cmon over :cheers:

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i have a dinosaur.....in my pants

soz it had to be said

What, old, wrinkly and extinct? :wassup:

Sorry ppl,i will not be able to make it :). My car is still in the panel shop, then it will go to my mechanic (to bolt up a hi-flow turbo, exhaust, tunning, etc), then to Centreline (for suspension alignment and tweaking), and finally to Meridian Motorsport (to install new seats and harnesses).

Looks like another month without my car :D. Really wanted to meet up with the Canberra boyz and girlz again.

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What, old, wrinkly and extinct?  :wassup:  

Sorry ppl,i will not be able to make it :D.  My car is still in the panel shop, then it will go to my mechanic (to bolt up a hi-flow turbo, exhaust, tunning, etc), then to Centreline (for suspension alignment and tweaking), and finally to Meridian Motorsport (to install new seats and harnesses).

Looks like another month without my car ;).  Really wanted to meet up with the Canberra boyz and girlz again.

actually, its big, mean ohh and he has teeth :) :ufo:

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Anyhow, back on topic....

There is now a Dyno shootout day organised for the Saturday if you guys are interested.

I wanted to have something to pitch this cruise to you ACT guys and here it is :(

Oscars Huge HP Dyno Day :)

Saturday May 28th, starting at 11am :P

Numbers are capped at 15 cars so far, with a $45 buy in, which is two runs on HP Race Engines 2wd Roller Dyno. Its a bargin frankly :)

Going to run two categories, which is RB26's, and GTS engines.

Just come for a laugh, I'll certainly be running my beast, as will ARM85 (even though he does know it yet).

So c'mon down!!! Even if I can't get the deposits up for the camp, I'll get this running damint!

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