I will bring my camera and film the run.Steve,let us know if you pull out on wednsday so I know.

The only way me and chris are pulling out on wendesday are earthquake natural disaster or RAIN.

Is Chris the guy with the supercharged pursuit ute??

Is the car driving to the track Steve. You know how impressive that would be...

Im sure it will have some expensive fuel in it too... Is it gassed ?

jeff

Nah no gas, I'll probably trailer it as andra made me fit a parachute in tech yesterday and just in case we have any problems, it's better to be safe

I will bring my camera and film the run.Steve,let us know if you pull out on wednsday so I know.

The only way me and chris are pulling out on wendesday are earthquake natural disaster or RAIN.

Is Chris the guy with the supercharged pursuit ute??

Nah that's gerry, we're going to be fitting a much bigger fuel system in his pursuit and some slicks with the hopes of putting that into the 10's as well

thanks mate, good guess on the tyres also

Just out of curiousity I have been away for a while and pre-occupied with work.

Have you had a run with the blown ba ute? and if so how did it go?

Spiro

Nah I have to pull it apart first and paint it, it's running and driving but I just don't have the time at the moment as we're soo flat out at work, here's a final pic though

another pic

last pic

Better hope for the right hand lane with that bulge Steve.

that's a bucken tuff ute Steve.....

jeff

that's a bucken tuff ute Steve.....

jeff

Our other black streeter ba xr8 ute should look about as tuff as this one just less the bonnet scoop and hugh tyres(only 15 x 10)

Is Chris the guy with the supercharged pursuit ute??

Nah that's gerry, we're going to be fitting a much bigger fuel system in his pursuit and some slicks with the hopes of putting that into the 10's as well

Keep me informed of the fuel system your going to use Steve as I am waiting (everything takes forever up here) for my fuel upgrade as well, but was just going to use a surge tank and bosch 0440 with larger fuel lines to the engine.

I hope this will be enough for future upgrades?

Cheers,

Brett