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G1 Round 2 Mallala Motorsport Park - August 3rd

skylineguy19

By skylineguy19,
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rhys5169 Mentor

rhys5169

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Lol, you speak of them like a needy girlfriend that you can just dump and move on. For those of us that drive defectable cars, its the risk we take. You know even stock cars can be defected? Worn and cracked seals, bald tyres, structural damage, damaged suspension etc.

thus is my point, you can defect a brand new car :wave:

motorsport communities should be banding together to say sumthing to the powers that be, im all for a police presence at motorsport events cause odds are people are driving out of there pissed. but to have a defect station instead of a RBT bulllllllsh!t

SLED Grand Master

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can this thread not turn into another debate about mallala and cops, worried about defects, find another way of getting there. We took flicks old 32 to almost every drift event while she owned it, never had a problem. Its pot luck as to who gets picked on, some get lucky, some dont.

may as well bang your head against the wall Luke. This thread has gone from a Malalla event to a whorehouse

CRoNic... Grand Master

CRoNic...

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Will be there showing some love to the Bonez.......

Once again use your brain peoples, if you WANT/HAVE to drive your import out there, the cops aren't gonna be there all night after it finishes, so leave later after they pack up, or get there early and miss any defect station if there is gonna be one!!

Not trying to invent the wheel here.......

What if the cops are reading this thread?! :(

DSTROY Grand Master

DSTROY

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can this thread not turn into another debate about mallala and cops, worried about defects, find another way of getting there. We took flicks old 32 to almost every drift event while she owned it, never had a problem. Its pot luck as to who gets picked on, some get lucky, some dont.

+1

its not even worth talking about.

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