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I applied yesterday and was wondering if anyone else was going:

http://www.sportingcarclubsa.org.au/Events...nTryCollingrove

Collingrove Hillclimb Come 'n Try Day. All you need is a road worthy car and a Club licence (which we can organise for you). Entry forms and details will be available closer to the event. Collingrove Hillclimb, Hill Climb Rd (off the Mt Pleasant-Angaston Rd) approx 7km south/east of Angaston.

Application form and more info on the event: http://www.sportingcarclubsa.org.au/Conten...20and%20Try.pdf

or apply in person like I did: http://www.sportingcarclubsa.org.au/About.mvc/Admin

Collingrove hill climb is a very tight course. Its fairly steep and there's a few hairpin corners. Doesn't last very long, pros do it in about 35sec and you usually get about 4 runs up the hill throughout the day.

Seems pretty expensive for what you get but the drive to/from is amazing!!! Highly recommend taking the hills way home.

btw, type this in to google earth to see it 34°33'24.46"S,139° 6'6.99"E

Edited by tx3_90

A hex on you then, and anyone else who doesn't attend All Japan Day ;)

Collingrove is awesome, very tight track better suited to Evos than GT-Rs. The track is much narrower from inside the car :)

judging by that video Chad, your typical Skyline with rock hard suspension won't do too well out there.....may even see abit of the green stuff on the sides.....talk about narrow road.

Shame too many peeps set their Skylines up so stiff, hence why the EVO's blitz out there.

judging by that video Chad, your typical Skyline with rock hard suspension won't do too well out there.....may even see abit of the green stuff on the sides.....talk about narrow road.

Shame too many peeps set their Skylines up so stiff, hence why the EVO's blitz out there.

hrm damn thats making me wish i had sydneykids suspension setup.... i'd def hit that if I didnt have bilsteins

-D

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