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Steve,

Judging from the pics the rollcage saved you from worst injuries. Thank god you had one in the cortina.

Get well soon.

Robbie.

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You forgot the most important part Steve...what was the E/T. :spoton:

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Jesus Steve, not a good way to go mate, cars looks worse for wear but your ok that's the main thing, obviously it goes to show how important building a car to the rules of saftey is when someone can walk away from a car that small with that much power and be pretty much ok.

Makes me wonder what rocks we(me) have in our heads with cars making 800 hp in normal sedans with no roll cages. :spoton:

Thankfully your ok steve. Speedy recovery :spoton:

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Steve what exactly happened mate, nothing like hearing from the person who had to experience it :spoton:

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Glad you are OK hope the back pain goes away

8.99 + roll over + fire

WOW

James

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the car ran a perfect straight run, we pulled the parachute and as soon as it bloosomed it turned us straight into the wall at about 280kmh we feel that the parachute lifted the back wheels in the air and seeing all the weight was on the front tyres it turned to the side where the most weight was. Funny thing is the vamera crew making the dvd had just fitted a incar camera setup into the car before the run, just waiting nowe to see the footage

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What a shocker mate. Hope you get rid of the pain soon although looking at that hard work, may bring it back..... :spoton:

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Thanks guys, feeling pretty banged up at the moment, I did break my back but in a spot where it causes no problems other then pain. I'd like to thank everyone for there help and  their good wishes. Here's a couple of pics that we took when the guys got the car home last night once again thankyou very much for your thoughts I means alot

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Great example of why big power cars have to have cages. The car is essentially still in shape.

Glad to hear things arent as bad as you might otherwise expect for a 280km/h stack

Luke

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the car ran a perfect straight run, we pulled the parachute and as soon as it bloosomed it turned us straight into the wall at about 280kmh we feel that the parachute lifted the back wheels in the air and seeing all the weight was on the front tyres it turned to the side where the most weight was. Funny thing is the vamera crew making the dvd had just fitted a incar camera setup into the car before the run, just waiting nowe to see the footage

didnt a similar thing happen to you a couple of days ago? do you think it may be a problem with the shute/car?

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