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West: If you are 100% sure you are coming you can pay on the day.

But please email me your

- Name

- Vehicle/Year/Make Model (whether it is a RWD/FWD or 4WD)

- and Mobile Number

Thanks

Can i pay on day?

Will PM you my details.

Thanks

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Love the pics!!

2 photos of dad's gtr :) thanks!

He is pretty happy with what he got on the dyno.. did anyone beat 300kw??

Hey Lauz!

Yeah there was a lot of impressive cars there.

You see the Red 300ZX, No. He hit 291 kW, but before he came to the Dyno Day, he just got it tuned and hit 320 kW at another workshop.

The Yellow Evo 9 just hit 291 kW.

RE Customs R34 GTT (Matt) he hit about 300 kW for the 3 runs then his 4th run, they up the boost and hit 410 kW.

And as you know Lauz, your dads GTR his 300.7 kW. Did he get a prize? LOL!!!

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