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Im sure youve all heard it before but COME and do some skids or come to watch .

I bought this r33 a year ago for 9.5 grand with a front mount , power fc and tein springs and have drifted it nonstop with no dramas . In other words , it doesnt take much to get it done .

Practice is on again friday night from 7.30pm up at barbs .

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I was waiting for that shanef guy to make up some splined oil pump gears, got a msg yesterday saying the machinist went out of business and now he's 3.5k out of pocket and not going ahead with the gears :P So I'm going to push ahead without fancy gears, make sure it's clearanced and balanced properly and hope she'll be right!

It might be together before the Collie event but I can't afford to get it tuned until I either get 40-45hrs back at work or find another job :D

GOD DAMN GFC!! It's all KRudd's fault.

youve been building that thing for ages :)

Is it actually gonna be done soon or do you mean july soon? because theres a collie weekend coming up, posted that in the events section.

its ok i <3 you

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Im sure youve all heard it before but COME and do some skids or come to watch .

I bought this r33 a year ago for 9.5 grand with a front mount , power fc and tein springs and have drifted it nonstop with no dramas . In other words , it doesnt take much to get it done .

Practice is on again friday night from 7.30pm up at barbs .

nice work ! good to see another r33 drifting.

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sort of . you can purchace your cams licence and western australian car club membership on the night on a once off basis (not reccomended) or for the year .

CAMS for the year is $50 or $100 depending on which one you get i think .

WASCC membership is $370 for the year . This gives you entry to your first event free . After that its only $60 for track access for a drift night or a whole day on the tuning days .

So yes you can rock up but bring your wallet . starting out you get instructors riding with you untill you and they are confident .

Excuse the obstruction , had to make my own race number for a while out of red tape .

search you tube for "bcxhaloman" for more footage .

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