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Dang,
If it were a little closer, that looks like a lot of fun. I'm already out of town 3 weekends in September though.
The challenge is the only out of town racing commitment i can do in a year. Otherwise we have enough ls powered stuff around here to go play.
Unfortunately, I've already got plans that weekend and I am not entirely confident the RX7 will be well enough sorted by then anyways. Next year for sure though.
Here I am still local but LS-less. I'll probably be there as a spectator again anyway.
This would be a good place to debut my LS3 powered TR8, but sadly, it won't quite be finished by then.
I just found out today that one of my friends is doing his best to jam a 5.3 in his 3rd gen Crammit and have it ready for LS fest. I was at his house a couple weeks ago and he had just removed the 350. He's planning on spraying the E36 M3 out of it if he makes it. I have a feeling he might run his daily driver again if he doesn't get the car done in time.
EDIT:
I forgot the mention the trans brake'd TH350 that's going in at the same time.
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