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uh, polo DIESEL, dude! lolOriginally posted by pauld View Post
it'll have to be relaxed anyway because we all know how the spandex corporate sponsor brigade like to flock to the hills on weekends, in search of other corporate sponsor-clad spandex warriors with which to compare their varying degrees of visible corporate sponsorship...
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I wouldn't mind bringing the Polo along (If the Golf drivers wouldn't mind
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EDIT: I just read the first page, ignore my question about the date
Put my name on the list, I will confirm closer to the day.Last edited by Allegiance; 09-10-2010, 04:16 PM.2020 VW Golf RComment
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cool, man!Originally posted by Allegiance View Post
have you really thrashed your brakes yet? if not, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how always-there-for-you they are (i run a similar setup, sorta- rda slots and qfm a1rm's up front, stock rear rotors + qfm hpx's in the rear, trw race fluid)
i wanna see a new pog come along for sure- i reckon the 1.2tsi will outshine itself in the twisties (test drove one, was impressed to say the least)Comment
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Sorry guys, my mate made a boo boo on his annual leave dates and looks like I'll be in gold coast on this day rather than on 4th October. Man I was so looking forward to this one too. Would've been nice to meet new people and have a chat with you again scotty!!!Comment
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it's been a while hasnt it? lol.Originally posted by Gti Dave View Post
i see you around carlton from time to time (not many other dubs with the exor wheels), but its always busy so im not really able to get your attention.
hopefully you'll be coming to the maroondah dam cruise though!!!Comment
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No not really much of a thrashing yet. I was going to go with the A1RM's but apparently they aren't too good cold, how do you find them?Originally posted by Buller_Scott View Post
I actually took a drive up to Sassafras today, couldn't push it to much though due to slow drivers, cyclists etc but I enjoyed it.2020 VW Golf RComment
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the A1RM's are pretty damn noisy when they're cold.... my brakes are constantly squeaking in the front, and they're not quiet, inconspicuous squeaks either, but they DO do the job around town, when they're cold.... even brake bite during rushed braking (someone slamming theirs on to turn into the street back there, yesterday) is enough to pull you up safely.Originally posted by Allegiance View Post
looking forward to picking your brain about audio setup, too.Comment
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Got to drop wifey off at Tullamarine at 7.45 and then get home and swap cars, but should make it out to FTG by half nine.
Incidentally, am hoping the 'back roads' are in good nick - the suspension on mine is stiffer than the product of double-dropping viagra.Last edited by squirrel; 11-10-2010, 10:52 AM.There is no Golf in my life. This is unacceptable...Comment
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Won't be able to make this one, will be in Singapore. But thanks for the PM, wouldn't have seen it otherwise
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hey guys, i totally stuffed my dates up. im gonna be away that weekend. DOH!
i'll try and get to the next one. cheers.2003 MK4 GTiComment
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Okay. Bumping this up!
I went out and did a recci run today. Basicaly the route will be start at Scoresby, head to dandenongs, belgrave then stop at Gembook for a coffee. Then back to Avonleigh, through Maccesfield, Yellingbo, Mt Evelyn, Monbulk, en-route to Olinda for lunch. There is a good mix of twisties, 80, 70k and some 60k bits. I will post up full pace notes in my first post ASAP. I will bring some hard copy pace notes on the day. This will be a pretty relaxed driving day, not a full-on fast-paced cruise. Now, the meeting time will be at 8:30 at Bunnings in Scoresby, Melway 73, A7, Ferntree Gully Road. We will be leaving at 9:00 am sharp. I'm not waiting for anyone. Please make sure you have enough fuel before we leave. Sundays are busy in the Dandenongs, and this is to avoid as much traffic and cyclists as possible.
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Sounds good! I work 5 minutes from that Bunnings.Originally posted by pauld View PostOkay. Bumping this up! I went out and did a recci run today. Basicaly the route will be start at Scoresby, head to dandenongs, belgrave then stop at Gembook for a coffee. Then back to Avonleigh, through Maccesfield, Yellingbo, Mt Evelyn, Monbulk, en-route to Olinda for lunch. There is a good mix of twisties, 80, 70k and some 60k bits. I will post up full pace notes in my first post ASAP. I will bring some hard copy pace notes on the day. This will be a pretty relaxed driving day, not a full-on fast-paced cruise. Now, the meeting time will be at 8:30 at Bunnings in Scoresby, Melway 73, A7, Ferntree Gully Road. We will be leaving at 9:00 am sharp. I'm not waiting for anyone. Please make sure you have enough fuel before we leave. Sundays are busy in the Dandenongs, and this is to avoid as much traffic and cyclists as possible.
Now, just to let everyone know, if your next to me at the lights I am going to try to drag you off, even though I have one of the slower cars
EDIT: Oh, this is my first cruze so be gentle
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A definate MAYBE. Depends on the night before, Where we go after Crusty DeamondsComment
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