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If anyone has a GTR that they want to race, but they are unsure of driving it, Stacey has put her hand up to drive any GTR's that are parked at the event but should be on the track.

How generous. Can I help with the overflow? :D

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I'm still on track to make it there.

i fitted my trans scatterblanket today (it's dirty now-booooooooo)

I'm having a new windscreen fitted monday, and my ANDRA licence should arrive monday too.

My new fuel system is all finished, I've finally fitted a sports steering wheel, so a tech inspection should be in the offing in the next 2 weeks.

I'm also having the car re-dynoed next monday with the 2JZ ARP head studs, full DC Electric Water Pump, hardcore manifold shielding/wrapping and (hopefully 25-27psi) more boost.

I look forward to meeting a few of you guys (even if you do all drive datsuns...............=-)

If you see a blue crown pissing out smoke, come and say hello.

Sean

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