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We all know and use TINT by TKO in Vic Park, well the boys have moved to to a new unit at 1/266 Rutland Ave on the corner of Briggs St, Carlisle as per map below.

So everybody was there being entertained by the bench pressing contest then that now famous corner of "Briggs and Rutland" was used to show how tough the FORD XR6 Turbo Ute is.

Well images below give you an idea of what happened, one comment was "why is there so much smoke but the tyres aren't spinning".

Fuel every were and the pieces collected were still hot enough to melt into the bin 20 minutes later.

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Scary stuff that.

If it sheared the fuel lines lucky it didn't catch alight.

I was next to an RX3 racecar that did that right next to me.

Side by side through the esses at Barbagallo.

Left dents in the side of my old R30 and gouges in my helmet.

The RX3 burnt to scrap despite us emptying 6 extinguishers into it

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