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    #31
    Originally posted by Das Chin View Post
    some i enjoyed thanks. Just not the shopping trolleys.
    I'll make sure there are more trolleys in the next meet then.

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      #32
      Originally posted by 0-60Motorsports View Post
      Well yeah sort of winter. It's nice and not so chilly at 17c. Will drop a little more during the next month. The cars feel awesome In this weather.

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      Just how much difference does the hot summer make to the performance & are the cars any different from an European spec, e.g. Rads?

      Are there many places to open up the cars and what about some bends? Roads must be lethal when they get wet.

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        #33
        Originally posted by Trawler View Post
        Just how much difference does the hot summer make to the performance & are the cars any different from an European spec, e.g. Rads?

        Are there many places to open up the cars and what about some bends? Roads must be lethal when they get wet.
        Oh when it gets hot, it gets real hot. 50-54c. Average 45c in summer. Winters are i would say pleasant, maybe a little chilly, like this morning it was 15c. Hoodie was sufficient.

        Performance loss is very normal in the heat due to the cars running a little rich to protect the engines. Basically timing retard im guessing by the DME.

        Our cars are basically EURO Spec (LHD).

        We have the Bahrain F1 Track here if we really want to push our cars to the limit. Of course there is street racing just like there is everywhere else in the world. Also when it gets wet it gets nasty as all the sand etc starts turning into mud which goes everywhere! Recently they have started solving that issue by cleaning roads more often and uncloggin storm drains so hopefully that'll get better.

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          #34
          Originally posted by 0-60Motorsports View Post
          Oh when it gets hot, it gets real hot. 50-54c. Average 45c in summer. Winters are i would say pleasant, maybe a little chilly, like this morning it was 15c. Hoodie was sufficient.

          Performance loss is very normal in the heat due to the cars running a little rich to protect the engines. Basically timing retard im guessing by the DME.

          Our cars are basically EURO Spec (LHD).

          We have the Bahrain F1 Track here if we really want to push our cars to the limit. Of course there is street racing just like there is everywhere else in the world. Also when it gets wet it gets nasty as all the sand etc starts turning into mud which goes everywhere! Recently they have started solving that issue by cleaning roads more often and uncloggin storm drains so hopefully that'll get better.
          Cheers

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            #35
            looks a blast! :drool:

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              #36
              Great photos :supz:
              Miss a good Shisha and Chicken Showarma

              Shame when a left the Middle East in late 2000 the track wasn't there yet in Barhain.

              Eduardo.

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                #37
                Originally posted by Eduardo View Post
                Great photos :supz:
                Miss a good Shisha and Chicken Showarma

                Shame when a left the Middle East in late 2000 the track wasn't there yet in Barhain.

                Eduardo.
                Thanks Ed, We'll have some Chicken shawarma and sheesha in your name tonight LOL.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by 0-60Motorsports View Post
                  Thanks Ed, We'll have some Chicken shawarma and sheesha in your name tonight LOL.
                  Thanks

                  Make it Apple flavour and some extra Garlic mayo in the Shawarma.

                  Eduardo.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Eduardo View Post
                    Thanks

                    Make it Apple flavour and some extra Garlic mayo in the Shawarma.

                    Eduardo.
                    Ed,

                    Garlic mayo for sure but it's going to have to be grape/mint sheesha for me. :thumbs:

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by 0-60Motorsports View Post
                      Ed,

                      Garlic mayo for sure but it's going to have to be grape/mint sheesha for me. :thumbs:
                      :wink:

                      Eduardo.

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                        #41
                        all this talk of food is making me hungry

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                          #42
                          Originally posted by Equinox View Post
                          all this talk of food is making me hungry
                          I haven't been hungry since 1972:banghead:

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                            #43
                            Damn tandoori chicken was good. The grape/mint sheesha with orange head was even more awesome.

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                              #44
                              Believe or not but the few times a got to your country from KSA i had once the chance to have coffe and tea with your former King ( emir Sheikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa) in 1995 in his beach house. A Gentleman with a great sence of humour. He stated to me whilst seating in his patio in his sea side house " This house is very good for my neck , i look at the girls on the left and i look at the girls on the right, great exercise "

                              Eduardo.

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                                #45
                                Originally posted by Eduardo View Post
                                Believe or not but the few times a got to your country from KSA i had once the chance to have coffe and tea with your former King ( emir Sheikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa) in 1995 in his beach house. A Gentleman with a great sence of humour. He stated to me whilst seating in his patio in his sea side house " This house is very good for my neck , i look at the girls on the left and i look at the girls on the right, great exercise "

                                Eduardo.
                                Awesome story. He was a Gentleman and will forever remain in our hearts. May he Rest in Peace.

                                His Son HM King Hamad is a Gentleman just like his Father.

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