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Vintage cars runs

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It is amazing how hard these Japanese guys run their vintage cars. It is a sin!!

http://www93.sakura.ne.jp/~time-tunnel/05-1-22.html

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So you don't subscribe to the "they were meant to be run" philosophy? ;)

I've wasted a lot of time on that site in the past... and still can't read any Japanese. :lol:
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tiger1 wrote:It is amazing how hard these Japanese guys run their vintage cars. It is a sin!!

http://www93.sakura.ne.jp/~time-tunnel/05-1-22.html
:lol: :lol: :lol: Hard? They are running sealed can 540's. You should see the cars we run in Australia. Some of us run 12 turns and less.
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Put it this way, my mom will be very upset if she sees I treat my toys that rough :wink: :mrgreen:

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I raced my Procat last night with a 12 turn single and didnt manage to brake a thing- and my new local looks more like a motorcross track.
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