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Mate your insistance on the car having a back seat is ridiculous as in Australia you can not run any quicker than a 10.99 without ANDRA requiring that you have an approved roll cage. And if you have a roll cage (any decent and safe cage) then it is not possible to keep the rear seat. And if you have a roll cage then it would add a lot more weight than the removal of the rear seat. Rear seat weighs approx 8kg while a roll cage adds around 60kg so by my maths that would be be an increase of 52kg. And as stated Pauls car is engineered as a two seat car and is legally registered and does get driven on the street so if you think that this car does not qualify for your list then i think that makes your list fairly irrelivent mate. I think you will find most people would agree as the insistance on having a rear seat just seems overly padantic. Is it that you would personally prefer to see another car at the top of the list ?.

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Mate your insistance on the car having a back seat is ridiculous as in Australia you can not run any quicker than a 10.99 without ANDRA requiring that you have an approved roll cage. And if you have a roll cage (any decent and safe cage) then it is not possible to keep the rear seat. And if you have a roll cage then it would add a lot more weight than the removal of the rear seat. Rear seat weighs approx 8kg while a roll cage adds around 60kg so by my maths that would be be an increase of 52kg. And as stated Pauls car is engineered as a two seat car and is legally registered and does get driven on the street so if you think that this car does not qualify for your list then i think that makes your list fairly irrelivent mate. I think you will find most people would agree as the insistance on having a rear seat just seems overly padantic. Is it that you would personally prefer to see another car at the top of the list ?.

As silly as the rule is im planning on re-fitting the rear seat soon. My friend who is a trimmer has carved the rear seat in 3 pieces and is fitting the insides of the cuts with velcro so its easy to fit as well as modifying the rear side trims to fit. Im doing this for more reasons than being top of this list...the main reason is ive had enough of people saying my car is only quick cause its stripped. Its quick cause its a bloody powerful well set-up car for its purpose...drag first, street second and a race weight of 1571kg including driver shows the car is still quite heavy. The reason the seat is out is to save a misunderstanding when or if i get pulled over by the police...the engineer sugested this was the way to go.

Ill go to the top of this list very soon...and by quite a margin. :)

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As silly as the rule is im planning on re-fitting the rear seat soon. My friend who is a trimmer has carved the rear seat in 3 pieces and is fitting the insides of the cuts with velcro so its easy to fit as well as modifying the rear side trims to fit. Im doing this for more reasons than being top of this list...the main reason is ive had enough of people saying my car is only quick cause its stripped. Its quick cause its a bloody powerful well set-up car for its purpose...drag first, street second and a race weight of 1571kg including driver shows the car is still quite heavy. The reason the seat is out is to save a misunderstanding when or if i get pulled over by the police...the engineer sugested this was the way to go.

Ill go to the top of this list very soon...and by quite a margin. :D

I'd hurry up with that Paul...soon the rules will be changing. You will have to have a weeks worth of shopping for a family of at least 4, dinner for 4 people (Mac's allowed if 4 x med size Big Mac meal deals with apple pies), 2 kids school bags, local street directory, min 20 CD's and a sub woofer......ROFLMAO :)

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I'd hurry up with that Paul...soon the rules will be changing. You will have to have a weeks worth of shopping for a family of at least 4, dinner for 4 people (Mac's allowed if 4 x med size Big Mac meal deals with apple pies), 2 kids school bags, local street directory, min 20 CD's and a sub woofer......ROFLMAO :)

you left out the pure bred Rotweiller that must be seated as a passenger.

the stupid thing is the car now has to wear a steel scatter shield around the bellhousing...add another 5-10 kg. Ballistic blankets for manual cars have now been deemed unsafe by ANDRA....Overseas cars don't need to run 1/2 the safety sh1t we do here.

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I believe RIPS drag R did it with back seat etc etc, though agreed - its all a bit excessive at times where you need a cage and a chute and they are clearly not really streety street cars anymore.

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95GTR600

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As silly as the rule is im planning on re-fitting the rear seat soon. My friend who is a trimmer has carved the rear seat in 3 pieces and is fitting the insides of the cuts with velcro so its easy to fit as well as modifying the rear side trims to fit. Im doing this for more reasons than being top of this list...the main reason is ive had enough of people saying my car is only quick cause its stripped. Its quick cause its a bloody powerful well set-up car for its purpose...drag first, street second and a race weight of 1571kg including driver shows the car is still quite heavy. The reason the seat is out is to save a misunderstanding when or if i get pulled over by the police...the engineer sugested this was the way to go.

Ill go to the top of this list very soon...and by quite a margin. :thumbsup:

I know you will and I love to see you at the place you deserve.

Remember to some of your crew make a video of the car as we talked before... I love to see that 8´s in a full trim GTR.

From my point of view and many other in the world GTR comunity there is no other change to the rules on the future.

A. complete interior

B. stock weight or more

C. DOT tires

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95GTR600

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1. Jeff Ludgate R34 9.46@153mph (1740kg) 2009

2. Ron Kiddel R32 9.46@148mph

3. Paul Diemar R32 9.57@126mph (1574kg)

4. Tweenie Rob R32 [email protected]

5. Andy Barnes R34 9.68@144mph

6. Kurt Wilson R32 9.69@150mh

7. Rocket Ronnie R33 9.74@146mph

8. Mark Biggers R32 9.93@144mph

9. Lucho Campusano R33 10.10@134mph

10. Dave Greenhalgh R33 10.1@137mph (1660Kg)

11. Gary Pasingham R33 10.226 @130.39

12. Dusty Womack R35 10.317@ 132mph

13. Yoda R32 10.36@136mph

14. Mike Lipani AMS R35 10.48@134mph

15. Hugh Keir Skyline R34 10.49@157mph

16. Einar Sigurðsson R32 10.505@136mph

17. Justin Hallock R32 10.6?@137mph

18. George Sayers R34 10.72 @128mph 18/10/2009 RIP Tweenierob

19. Steve Kirby R32 10.77@134mph

20. Robbie Ward R33 (UK001) 10.77@133mph

21. Malcolm Lowe R33 10.77@130mph (1650kg)

22. Robbie Ward/Hytech R32 (grey) 10.86@130mph

23. Robbie Ward R33 (JE Special) 10.97@132mph

24. Ryan Nudd R33 10.99@132mph

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was at wsid and a maatouks prepped r33 gtr owned by afif ran a 10 at some big mph on street tyres , interior and low boost .

its a 2 tone blue over silver gtr if anyone has anymore details on the car to add it to the list

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95GTR600

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1. Jeff Ludgate R34 9.46@153mph (1740kg)

2. Ron Kiddel R32 9.46@148mph

3. Paul Diemar R32 9.57@126mph (1574kg)

4. Tweenie Rob R32 [email protected]

5. Andy Barnes R34 9.68@144mph

6. Kurt Wilson R32 9.69@150mh

7. Rocket Ronnie R33 9.74@146mph

8. Mark Biggers R32 9.93@144mph

9. Paul Mouhayet R32 [email protected] (1601Kg)

10. Lucho Campusano R33 10.10@134mph

11. Dave Greenhalgh R33 10.1@137mph (1660Kg)

12. Gary Pasingham R33 10.226 @130.39

12. Dusty Womack R35 10.317@ 132mph

14. Yoda R32 10.36@136mph

15. Mike Lipani AMS R35 10.48@134mph

16. Hugh Keir Skyline R34 10.49@157mph

17. Einar Sigurðsson R32 10.505@136mph

18. Justin Hallock R32 10.6?@137mph

19. George Sayers R34 10.72 @128mph 18/10/2009 RIP Tweenierob

20. Steve Kirby R32 10.77@134mph

21. Robbie Ward R33 (UK001) 10.77@133mph

22. Malcolm Lowe R33 10.77@130mph (1650kg)

23. Robbie Ward/Hytech R32 (grey) 10.86@130mph

24. Robbie Ward R33 (JE Special) 10.97@132mph

25. Ryan Nudd R33 10.99@132mph

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95GTR600

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1. Jeff Ludgate R34 9.46@153mph (1740kg)

2. Ron Kiddel R32 9.46@148mph

3. Paul Diemar R32 9.57@126mph (1574kg)

4. Tweenie Rob R32 [email protected]

5. Andy Barnes R34 9.68@144mph

6. Kurt Wilson R32 9.69@150mh

7. Rocket Ronnie R33 9.74@146mph

8. Lucho Campusano R33 9.88@136mph

9. Mark Biggers R32 9.93@144mph

10. Paul Mouhayet R32 [email protected] (1601Kg)

11. Dave Greenhalgh R33 10.1@137mph (1660Kg)

12. Gary Pasingham R33 10.226 @130.39

12. Dusty Womack R35 10.317@ 132mph

14. Yoda R32 10.36@136mph

15. Mike Lipani AMS R35 10.48@134mph

16. Hugh Keir Skyline R34 10.49@157mph

17. Einar Sigurðsson R32 10.505@136mph

18. Justin Hallock R32 10.6?@137mph

19. George Sayers R34 10.72 @128mph 18/10/2009 RIP Tweenierob

20. Steve Kirby R32 10.77@134mph

21. Robbie Ward R33 (UK001) 10.77@133mph

22. Malcolm Lowe R33 10.77@130mph (1650kg)

23. Robbie Ward/Hytech R32 (grey) 10.86@130mph

24. Robbie Ward R33 (JE Special) 10.97@132mph

25. Ryan Nudd R33 10.99@132mph

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i bet the officials weren't to happy with that run and no cage. 147mph and 9.9sec, that would be a stupid fast car if u got some slicks on it and got it hooked up from a launch. My buddys Camaro (100% dragster) runs 8.8 at 157mph. His car isn't even a real Camaro either, it's a tube chassi with a fiberglass drop on body.

That r32 could take you, 3 friends and a pure bred Rotweiller to Mcdicks and then get waved through police roadblock on the way back.

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