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BIT SUS

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Who's up for a grip day at Mallala in Januaray or February in the new year?

Just checking numbers before I make some phone calls to check costs etc.

Dunno about you guys, but im itching to get the GTR out on the track while we have some nice weather!

I already have 4 friends interested.

If numbers are down, ive been told we can have a half grip and half skid day??

Nigel.

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Interested in a full day of grip, thought you would be limited to 10 with the slip?

yeh im under the impression 20 for grip, 10 for slip.

I would prefer 20 people out there for grip.

*wants to scratch itch*

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Nigel atm I'll say I would love to come in Feb but I can't see my GT-R being ready for any grip fun.

But I'll take it as it comes and who knows it might be ready.

Either way I'll come and watch :laugh:

DSTROY Grand Master

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I'm there... just know that me and Steve are organising a club day for a grip session at Mallala in the new year also. Looking around April for the date

I'll hang out for this. I wont take my car out to the track over summer as it doesn't run to well in the heat, April should be nice and cool again.

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I'd be keen but don't know whether I'll have the GTR back by then. I suppose I could always take the Peugeot out again.

When you contact Clem see if we can increase the numbers to 24 - ie 3 groups of 8. That way it reduces the cost for everyone and as we saw at the last track day there is a fairly high drop out rate amongst the Skylines as the day progresses. This will be even more apparent if the weather is hot.

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I'm there... just know that me and Steve are organising a club day for a grip session at Mallala in the new year also. Looking around April for the date

sounds like i might be ready for this fingers crossed

shakedown :P

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I'm there... just know that me and Steve are organising a club day for a grip session at Mallala in the new year also. Looking around April for the date

Well. if thats the case Luke, I might as well wait for that day!

Just bear in mind it will be Me +3 (if my mates are still welcome?)

Nigel.

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