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Hey guys, RPMLounge is having a dyno day this saturday the 31st at Boostworx!

10am start 2pm finish

Good time to check out how much power you're making :)

It's $35 for two runs, 2wd only. Anyone's welcome in any car!

Would love to see you out there, if you want to come along and run your car, just let us know beforehand!

Full info here:

http://forums.rpmlounge.com.au/index.php?showtopic=1174

Cheers guys :)

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ok rang 2 mates today 1 is a deffinate to come and im not sure about the other

if u need mike i will post a reply in the RMP lounge when i get home from work the computer im on has a bung monitor and i can hardly see

Cool guys, if you want to run it would be great if you signed up on the forums and posted in the thread, otherwise if you must, just send me a PM and clear it with me, and we can discuss payment on the day.

Otherwise just drop by and have a looksee

There will be a BBQ :P

Those of you that are coming, see you there!

Hahahaha yeah that little comp was great!

Cheers for posting that link Madaz, pity your mate with the r34 wouldnt run! and pity that Shaun wouldn't let us do another run of RWD's (there was about 6 more that wanted to run), but oh well. He had plenty of work that needed to be done, and I know that feeling!

26 cars all up, 8 of those were skylines hehe

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