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06-30-2013, 05:30 PM

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Speaking of Henrietta, owslystnly... I'll be there tomorrow morning for the Auto-Cross event at RIT. Should be lots of fun.

Hope you had fun! I was at RIT all day and part of the night saturday and ended up sleeping all day. Saw the cones set up all setup on my way out.

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06-30-2013, 05:32 PM

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Hope you had fun! I was at RIT all day and part of the night saturday and ended up sleeping all day. Saw the cones set up all setup on my way out.

Just got back about an hour ago. I ran novice (because novice

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06-30-2013, 07:21 PM

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You guys turned someone's question thread about resurfacing rotors or buying new rotors into a "I use this octane gas. Well I use this octane." thread, then into a auto-x thread?

Bravo!

Smh......

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06-30-2013, 07:55 PM

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You guys turned someone's question thread about resurfacing rotors or buying new rotors into a "I use this octane gas. Well I use this octane." thread, then into a auto-x thread?

Bravo!

Smh......

Just be sure to run 91 octane when you're taking your rotors to be cut after wearing them out in auto-x, it all comes full circle Rad, just gotta have faith