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Roy Grand Master

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LOL, serious? Its always so easy to second guess whether someone can drive based on vids. The way he is winding in the oppo lock when the thing is under brakes, twitching mid corner. I would say the car is simply a POS in the handling department being on such a small, slow track...and he is doing a pretty damn good job of not killing himself or the car :D

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gts-4 dreamer Mentor

gts-4 dreamer

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The thing wasn't spooled most of the track an it was traming like a bish an how shit was the track / rebound.... thing looked like it was practically airborne over the ripples in the track just before a few corners.

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Marked! I will check it later!thanks a lot.:-)

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NZM.031 Grand Master

NZM.031

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how grumpy does that thing sound!! it looks like a real handful though but it doesnt look power related.. given that its a tight bumpy track he was hardly on it.. get it on tsukuba and see how it goes.

is that a bottle of giggle gas in the middle?? what sort of GTR uses frickin giggle gas?? thats a disgrace.

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