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Mitsubishi GSR/EVO Club is holding a Dyno Day on 7th Nov 2004. 9.30am for 10am first car, goes all day. Location is at Graham West Workshops (4WD dyno) which is located on 668 Marion Rd, Parkholme. Approx 35 cars will be the limit at this point. The AWD dyno that was operating at Adelaide Autosalon will be used. Naturally, FWD and RWD cars will run on this as well. We are hoping to have a big screen running and get the press involved as well. Trophy cataglory will be best 4WD, best FWD, best RWD, best N/A, highest overall power and lowest power. $45 to enter. Includes a print out of your chart with your photo. We want to make this a big event. If you plan on entering, please email [email protected] to reserve your spot. Otherwise just come on the day and join the queue. BBQ Lunch available. Finishes 4pm. Remember other clubs are also being invited. Brett Lodge ........................ Lancer gsr Anthony Chan .....................Lancer gsr Jim Judd ............................ Evo 3 Josh Doyle...........................Evo 3 Marc Furmage......................Evo 2 Shane Bennet......................Evo 8 Todd Alder..........................Evo 8 Troy...................................Evo 6.5 Myles.................................CE Mirage Lewis Parin .........................Galant Vr4 Goran.................................Galant Vr4 Michael Neate......................200sx / Commodore :lol Ken....................................R33 GTR Shane.................................R32 GTR Simon Norse.........................Mirage Cyborg turbo Soo Lee...............................04 Rav4 in progress

yep, completely agree with you guys, Phillcom Rally sends all their customers there and everyone in Mitsubishi GSR/EVO Club go there also. Excellent work. Not the cheapest, but when it comes to your baby, why go cheap. A heap of Club PSi people go there also.

yeah been to their shop last year, very unfriendly, very bare workshop. Not professional. I wanted to get an Evo turbo from them, they showed me a pic of one and I ask them to confirm it is an Evo turbo, they said yes, then I said how come it has the part number of a Galant turbo instead? then they just insist it's the right one. So dodgy. I never went back. Lucky I have found myself a genuine supplier and now I sell the cheapest Evo turbos around.

When: Sunday 18th July, 9am Where: Mitsubishi Lonsdale plant - Sherriff Rd. Cost: $25 + L2NS CAMS licence spectators - FREE OFFICIALS NEEDED!!! What is Motorkhana? It's a mini drift. Large flat carpark, you start from a garage, weave through a set of flags and then back into the garage again. Each test will have a practice run and then done twice and quickest time will count. There will be about 5 or 6 tests for the day. Who can enter? anyone can enter. you don't need to have a fast or powerful car as the time will be calculated according to car size, so larger car will get better handicap time. Power of car makes no difference as you don't get out of 1st gear and it's more about how you handle the car not how fast you car is. You might want to use secondhand or crap tyres if you are going to smoke it up. How to enter? just come by 9am and sign up. Event goes till 4pm. Requirement? no need driver's licence!!! no need helmet, no need fire extinguisher, no need blue triangle, no need bonnet tie down. You just need to have working seat belt and closed shoes. Phillcom Rally will be awarding class and overall winner trophies for each event and the series winner. www.phillcomrally.com

Phillcom Rally Motorkhana Series - Round 1 Sunday 23rd May Competitor $25 8.45am to 5pm Spectator FREE 10.45am to 5pm CAMS Level 2NS licence required. Add $20 if you are not a member of a CAMS Club (ie. MGEC). At least 4 tests will be done with 2 runs each. Mitsubishi Lonsdale Plant carpark Supp Reg (rules): http://www.phillcomrally.com/stuff/motorkhana s.r. 23 May 2004.v4.doc://http://www.phillcomrally.com/stuff/...May 2004.v4.doc Entry Form: http://www.phillcomrally.com/stuff/motorkhana entry form 23 may 04 entry form1.doc://http://www.phillcomrally.com/stuff/...entry form1.doc Vehicle Classes: A = up to 2150mm B = 2151mm to 2390mm C = 2391mm to 2574mm D = 2575mm and over E = 4 wheel drive, constant Specials: F = front wheel drive G = rear wheel drive Cars entered in a motorkhana do not require fire extinguishers, bonnet restraints and the like; nor are drivers required to wear a crash helmet or neck-to-wrist-to-ankle clothing, but it is strongly recommended. Appropriate footwear is required – no thongs, etc

so $150 an axle for spacers and about 20 to 30mm are what I need for fitting big rims on the car? in general terms. I rather hear it from other users than someone trying to sell me the stuff.

where do people get spacers from, how much and are they popular? I have no idea if I need them and when do I need them if I am to upgrade mags. Is anyone interested in a group buy at all?

thanks Matt

ok need stud pattern for 1994 180SX and R33 GTS25T please. measurements?

as topic says.... just wondering what are their stud patterns?? Thanks.

Saturday, 13th December 2003 - 9.30am to 12.30pm BLACKWOOD DYNO CENTRE 2 Stirling Rd, Blackwood Map is in UBD 154 P2 (FWD / RWD only) Cost: $30 per car ($25 for members) Hosted by the Mitsubishi GSR/EVO Club Inc. http://www.gsr-evo-club.net/forum/viewtopi...p?p=10877#10877 any questions [email protected] Cheers.

I'm the friend from Adelaide.... so it'll be great to meet some of your boys finally!! Make it big!! ..... hop along Ben, with Team Westside... Anthony. Phillcom Rally.

Matt, you improved dramatically through the day and in the end, people were cheering when you went on track, you really put on a show. THAT'S how you drive a Skyline!!! Glad to see it.

free for spectators. Cops should not be there, as this is not at a shopping centre. Even through they turned up last time, nothing happened. They watched, they stuck to themselves and they enjoyed our BBQ.

to cut it short..... it's like a drift day where you drive around cones.... last time we had that blue datto rally car at the event (who often go to the JMS drift) and he literally drifted from start line to finished line. Great fun and put on quite a show....