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does it really matter who was driving, anyways i have the time slip that i ran 11.1 if its that important at least that can get updated, the owners of the quickest rotors and the quickest drag arnt always driven by the owner.

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The old man's clutch will never be the same! ;-)

whats this old man's business mate ?

i think the boy drove it like it was stolen , his 60 ft was 1.7.. but he hit the cutout in 3rd gear , still managed 11.75 but cause he missed the gear change t.s was only118 mph , with a good gear change he would have run 11.5 -11.6 .

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whats this old man's business  mate ?

i think the boy drove it like it was stolen , his 60 ft was 1.7.. but he hit the cutout in 3rd gear , still managed 11.75 but cause he missed the gear change t.s was only118 mph , with a good gear change he would have run 11.5 -11.6 .

Hee hee! All right motor daddy, you badder than bad!

Now to convert Nick to the world of 6 cylinders where WRX spells rear vision mirror!

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Guest KILLER-T

R33 GTS-t

Bridgestone Potenza's 255/40/17 RE540s @ 28 PSI

Elapsed Time 12.629

terminal Speed 111.11 MPH 178.81 Kph

Reaction Time 0.034

60 2.067

330 5.448

660 8.221

1000 10.618

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At SAU Drag Day today at WSID first time out shot my mouth off, said "Should do 11 sec. First run missed did a 12.18 later did a

Temp 20 C

ET 11.56

60ft 1.91

130.19mph

Result. Beat all the Skylines there. Oh I should not say that.

johndrag.jpg

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No I am over the hill remember. Sorry about that.

Wreckedhead I am waiting for you to turn up one day, will be fun. Will that be soon?

Will it be circuit, drag or drift, I don't mind?

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