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Z1LLA Proficient

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Post it out to you?

Wasnt there timing done on the day and posted after each session out near the control centre or kiosk??

No it wasn't that organised on Saturday :D

I had a good run as well with my GT-R, but there was a bit too much traffic during most sessions to get a clear lap in.

All the pics from the day are up on www.fullboost.com.au

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No it wasn't that organised on Saturday :glare:

I had a good run as well with my GT-R, but there was a bit too much traffic during most sessions to get a clear lap in.

All the pics from the day are up on www.fullboost.com.au

Ye Ben... i just read the sh|tstorm on the Exe forums ;)

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Not bad on streets without going there before

Not bad at all!

Few more sessions out, even try get behind people who've done the track before and get some pointers that way too and you'll be knocking that time down nicely mate

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Not bad at all!

Few more sessions out, even try get behind people who've done the track before and get some pointers that way too and you'll be knocking that time down nicely mate

It was the tires that was hurting me i was getting my lines pretty good buy the end of the day would have like to see the last seeion they let us they didnt time it it was just a fun run and i was pushing it the hardest all day i recon it would have gone into the 40's looking at the times that they recorded.

Plans are now to pump some cash into the GTR and track that.

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No it wasn't that organised on Saturday :wave:

I had a good run as well with my GT-R, but there was a bit too much traffic during most sessions to get a clear lap in.

All the pics from the day are up on www.fullboost.com.au

Yeah thats the only thing i could have picked was the lap times after each run would have been nice.

Which GTR did you have??

I didnt find the traffic to bad got past a few just need to wring the neck off the car lol.

Have you got the link to the thread??

Only just behind you David :)

What was your time?? Which 33 is yours??

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Yeah thats the only thing i could have picked was the lap times after each run would have been nice.

Which GTR did you have??

I didnt find the traffic to bad got past a few just need to wring the neck off the car lol.

Have you got the link to the thread??

What was your time?? Which 33 is yours??

I had the gunmetal grey R32 (pic is below), just go to www.fullboost.com.au and it you'll see the link on the main page (you have to be a member to view the pics though).

I did a 1.42.6, bit off my PB for the track, but was using the day more as a test day to try a few different things out and that sort of thing. Carving through the traffic was fun.

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would be good to know what he has done to it... im pretty sure i have met his friend who was telling me about it.. 260atw if i remember.. but could be another 180.

speaking of 180's, i hear yours is getting closer dane?? when will we be seeing it at the track again? its been years!

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It literally has been years now! :(

Yeah, should be back soon, just waiting on a few bits and pieces to come back (plenum, new seat mounts) then it's just putting it back together and rewiring it. It was supposed to be ready for Superlap, but had a problem with a few parts... I need it sorted out soon though, it's been 2 years next month

I'm keen to know what that 180 has too, very quick!

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would be good to know what he has done to it... im pretty sure i have met his friend who was telling me about it.. 260atw if i remember.. but could be another 180.

speaking of 180's, i hear yours is getting closer dane?? when will we be seeing it at the track again? its been years!

Ok, my guess. It has decent coil overs, R32 brakes by the looks of it. About 230-250rwkws and some good 17" semi slicks. Having done the 38.2 easily with traffic i imagine your car would be capable of similar times if you just ponied up with the coin for a T518Z and Power Fc :(

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Ok, my guess. It has decent coil overs, R32 brakes by the looks of it. About 230-250rwkws and some good 17" semi slicks. Having done the 38.2 easily with traffic i imagine your car would be capable of similar times if you just ponied up with the coin for a T518Z and Power Fc :(

lol, do you need to borrow my car troy to show what a stock SR20 can do with a t518z, power FC, Z32 and some big injectors = party. couple grand spend, but you get a lazy 230rwkw in return and it's very usable power too. goes tutututututuuuuu also which is nice. lol.

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