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Yeah, around ~1.41 was the time I recorded. It's very hard to drive without brakes, I'll be the first to tell anyone that. It's better that you backed off instead of trying to keep pushing like I did last time. Your brakes are still usable... :laugh:

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Running crusty old Yokohama A048Rs, they've gone rock hard and the rears have started to go a little blue, grip a little bit better than a street tyre, but they dont go greasy after a few hard laps like a street tyre would, in fact the tyres stay pretty constant over the 15min session.

Would love to put the highflow back on, but there is no part of it that is salvagable except the housings, and Bill has said it's not his fault. Not much I can do about it, so I'm out $600 for the turbo and $200 for the tune I dont need now :D. And now I've got GTR injectors in there that I dont need...

Tune and injectors will be handy later though, so yeah. We'll see anyway

Ideally, I wanna be out there with brand new RE55Ss, GOOD pads + slotted rotors and 220rwkw, should be a good time with all that :laugh:

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