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Sau Vic Tech Night: Discussing E85, Thanks To Wolf Motorsport & Sabbadin Automotive

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SAU VIC are pleased to be able to present our second tech night in conjunction with Sabbadin Automotive & Wolf Motorsport.

Come along and listen to Robbie & Rob give us some info on e85, and the tuning process for changing over to e85. We'll give you free pizza & soft drink just for turning up!

Date: Wednesday 23 July

Time: 6:30pm for 7pm start

Address: 59 Roberts Ave, MULGRAVE VIC 3170

Melway Reference 79 J2

Hope to see you all there!

Please note: SAU VIC does not condone hooning and any inappropriate behavior will result in your plates being written down and you will be reported to the police.

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ARTZ
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comes for the free pizza, stays to tell everyone they are wrong about e85

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Everyone is welcome.

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We are working on getting a video done, providing all goes well will post up once completed after the event.

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SAU Vic organises an E85 conversion night and I just got an invite now? :P

I wouldn't mind coming along, if just to eat free pizza. haha.

comes for the free pizza, stays to tell everyone they are wrong about e85

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comes for the free pizza, stays to tell everyone they are wrong about e85

Anyone else got 5 years of continuous daily experience to contribute?

Flex fuel doesn't count. :P

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