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I don't know why these events are members only as usually events like this should be a good way of signing up new members once they get a taste of the kind of events that the club runs... Plus having it open to non-members undoubtedly increased the turnout on the day - not to mention gives a chance to see a new car enter that could be more modified than the usual lot...

Lets not get into what happened at a certain dyno day. with a certain idiot...

If you know what im talking about then you understand thats why we have closed meets for members only, and not some idiot off the street to come in an ruin the event for everyone :P

It eliminates the idiot factor right off the bat

Its a liability i dont need to deal with.

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the crowed on the day will be controlled, as i know a fair bit of them through calaisturbo.com.au, You guys (which i know you guys have more sence than others) and nissansilvia.com.

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Lets not get into what happened at a certain dyno day. with a certain idiot...

If you know what im talking about then you understand thats why we have closed meets for members only, and not some idiot off the street to come in an ruin the event for everyone :(

It eliminates the idiot factor right off the bat

ok fair enough.

but don't complain about the lack of numbers for dyno days.

If your talking about what happen in early Feb? then i was there and it was a great turnout pretty much the biggest dyno day short of autosalon... it was only 1 idiot that fu(ked it up but what are the chances of that happening again?

I had a great time talking to new people and seeing fresh cars - my mate even took a guy for a blast in his S13 they got along so well! (the other guy had a S14)

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