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Autobarn Sunbury Dyno Day (rwd Only)


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for those who are keen, this is a fund-raising event for Glaucoma research with a dyno-dynamics rolling-road.

Here is some additional info.

It costs $50 to enter and is a RWD Dyno

There will be trophies on the day

There will be plenty of giveaways

Start time is 10:00am

Be early so not to miss out on a spot on the dyno

Approximately 30 to 35 cars will get on (first in best dressed)

There is 4, 6, 8 N.A. Classes

There is 4, 6, 8 Forced Classes

There is a Toughest Rotary Class

There is also a biggest power overall trophy.

Regards Rob Webb Autobarn Sunbury

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