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I guess because i didnt really know anyone i kept at the back of the pack etc. In the ended i stopped and the 180sx's followed me, so we got there in the end!

Rex's are awesome in those situations. I've driven 180sx's in similiar areas and although fun cars, i think AWD certainly helps. I took it fairly easy as well because that was the first time i've ever been to that area, so didnt know what to expect and i've only had the car a week or so, so i dont want to puch my limits too much, just yet.

Once i get some decent suspension and brakes it will be heaps better.

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