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And Duncan, beware the ever changing rules!!! Next year full fia spec cages for instance which means double diagonal and diagonal in the roof section... dont know how that will effect log booked cars, but may well be a pain in the arse!

Ciao

Originally posted by Duncan

and that from a bloke with 4wd!  pffft

go the GTS-Ts!

Hang on!!!

Originally posted by Duncan

I better go along as well since I'll be entering the GTR the year after.....B]

:Owned:

:P

Not sure...

But if I had to upgrade my car, I would probable consider building another one.

Or just buy something that complies....

I know the HCR32 can get us round and with some decent suspension and intake, along with a few things we learned this year... we can run in the top 20 without taking any risks. Just not sure how much faster again I could go in a BNR32, remembering the name of the game is 8/10's.

Just you have to race guys like Glenney who's 8/10's is bloody quick!

The exsisting supregs are to rewrote for 2004 so keep your eye on 'em.

Later

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