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Yeah dood. I suggest you get in your car and attempt to run a 10 yourself. I don't understand what the point is in building it without driving it yourself? Get a cage as well, the safety rules are there for YOUR protection mate. But all in all, congratulations for great time your car ran :D

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Aside from all the whinging, bitching, sarcasm and snotty nosed childdren, whats the setup of the car, eg; internals, turbo, suspention setup, clutch, amout of boost run, ecu, power?.. I'm interested in what it takes to get an R32 GT-R into the tens. A thought, is $2000 roll cage worth more than your life, or your car? By the number of responses poeple are concerned for your safety matey, thought they're having a dig at you it seems alot of people care for your safety, get a proper cage.

Cheers :rofl:

i not worried if i pop my motor im ready to rebuild it now befor i go to the creek, i just dont have time as i am busy with work, but the time will come when i get a chance to head back down. Maybe i will beat his time( in my car) or maybe i wont, all the same its all good and fun.

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