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Hi everyone,

I'm a long time owner, short time forum member

I drive an R33 gts25t II, makes 200rwkw on 1 Bar of boost

although, I'm sure my power output is nothing incomparison

to some of you hardcore modifiers.

Just thought i'd join the forums to see what I can learn

& maybe go for a cruise or two with some of the ppl in my area

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ARTZ Grand Master

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Mt dandy is good fun, only problem is, by the time you overtake 1 tourist you've caught up with another...

even late at night...other problem is its not really anywhere near dandenong...lol..though there are some good roads

out there

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R31Nismoid Grand Master

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Welcome :happy:

You should checkout - www.sauvic.com.au

signup and become a Vic Club member - regular cruises/events all year round. Based in the Vic section of the forums!

We have 400 active members, so its by no means a small club, always something going on :)

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