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Boost controllers don't show what speed you are going mang...

Quoted for truth!

Driftmob are holding a drift day at EC in a week or so http://www.driftmob.com.au/forum/viewtopic...f=23&t=3060

Parked next to some random R33 GTS-t with MTF number plates this evening

OMG! Ultra unique Skyline with 4 cylinder and front wheel drive conversion!

Video bombing at it's finest OH HAI GUIZE!

Just a side note, but it is interesting how little the "FAIL" on the driver's side of my windscreen distracted me. If anything it made my skids more gooderer

I would have accepted just black Seeing as I already have your work address I guess I'll just post it there

Don't know what you are on about Firstly, I'd like to "thank" Doof, Anna and Jay for convincing me that epic drinks the night before was a good idea. A hangover is exactly what we want during a day of engine roars and tyre squeals Secondly, all those who did volunteer work. You know who you are Thirdly, someone left a woollen jacket thing behind. If you or someone you know is missing it, please PM me with a bit of a description and I might just post it out to you

Quoted for truth!

Remembering courses is optional. Ripping skids is mandatory!

It's Lizzeh's birthday? OKAY

Spotted not one but two R35 GT-Rs on my 8 min drive to work along Mona Vale Rd, one random and the other belonging to Demir. I also spotted no R33 GTS-ts on the way to work. Using my infallible logic, I now declare R35s more common than R33s

Long story short, someone called my bluff... I said I'd enter texi if they entered into another event, they did so I did

To be honest, buying a Skyline is nothing special. It is just like buying any other car... except that the chances are the Skyline you are looking at may have had a slightly harder life than your grandmother's Camry This thread is a good read for prospective buyers

I'm pretty sure the only R34 that is turbocharged and 4WD from factory is the GT-R There are a few for sale in NSW for around the $15,000, but really you are looking at the cheaper end of the scale so the likelihood of picking out up in reasonable condition are pretty slim. This may change by the time you scrape together the $15,000 though

http://www.rhdjapan.com/nissan/seat-rails/bride

Just sent payment I was telling myself I wouldn't enter my car into any more events until I fix it up... so much for that idea SKIDS! Will get around to sending forms in

Wow... tread wear rating of 400... To be brutally honest I don't think I'd put those on my daily... let alone my R33!

What you have been told is the truth, you definitely get what you pay for. This is why the tyres I take to the track cost twice as much as the ones I run around on the street, as well as wear twice as quickly. Quick google search tells me that they are noisy if that means anything to you... I think a mate of mine had them on his drift car, I don't think they were good at sliding (overheat and de-laminate too quickly) Personally, not knowing personally how they perform I would be very cautious about putting them on my R33. An alternative (and a shameless plug for SAU NSW ) are the Federal 595SSs. IMO they are a good compromise between price, wear and performance and becoming a paying member of SAU NSW entitles you to these tyres at a discounted rate Option 1 Garage in Brisvegas also supply them for a pretty good price http://www.option1garage.com.au/NewTyres.htm

Looks like the Eastern Creek figure 8 track

If I don't end up going to Erina that night I might make an appearance Won't show up at Homebush though, doesn't make sense to drive there just to drive past my house on the way to Palmie

lol @ fender mirrors