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  • 2 months later...

G'day gang. Been a while.

My old boy is expressing interest in the race tuning day coming up Friday 11 July and will be there in his 33 GT-R, trying out his new quaife front diff and fresh R888 tyres so will be interesting to see any time improvements.

Let us know who else is coming out ;-)

Cheers

Bren

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  • 1 month later...

Do u just need the front lines Jared?

late reply, but its the hard line going under car to the rears.

The joiner seems to be weaping, been testing it over past couple weeks after collie and it appears to be just some weapage.

Still going on thurs, will keep an eye on it after every session.

I might be able to slip up for a look lads. See how I go. Would be good to get to know a few of you other lads properly - faces to names etc.

Jared; You are a douche, give me call some time ... That is all :-p

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