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Righto. The dyno day is set for the 14th or 15th of December, so I need your preference (mine is for the sunday, as I usually work saturdays). The cost is $30/car, unless we have 20+ then its $25/car. Its a dynapak dyno so it involves removing wheels, but is highly accurate as you dont get any slipping/traction issues. They have all 4 units so GTR's and GTS4's can be dyno'd, so I need to know;

1). Which day? 14th or 15th?

2). Whose coming?

The sooner the better.

Rob

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Hey Rob

Set the date with the guys at speedworks for Sunday the 15th.

then i'll move this baby to the events section with a link in here.

we'll get ppl who wish to participate to put there name down and go from there. If numbers are down we can contact the silvia club of WA to see if there in :)

what would be nice if they could do a demp of there R34 GTR and a bit of an explanation of what they've done to it. :)

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Originally posted by R34

Who removes the wheels them or us?

Your car sits on a jack/stand thing. Maybe they rattle gun your wheels, so the nuts never come off, or strip the thread so the wheel falls off going down the road (had that happen to me once -- it was very funny ).

Just jokes about the rattle gun, I'm sure they only use it to take the wheels off not on.

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