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18th May 2008, 22:07	#1
DRM M5 Guru (>2000 posts) Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Del Mar, Calif. Garage: 2002 M5 (Chiaretto Red Metallic) Sales Feedback: (2) Thanks: 225 Thanked 372 Times in 165 Posts	Dinan S62 engine powers Rolex Grand Am DP win @ Laguna Seca!! Congrats to the team for this great win!! The ol' Dinan built S62 V8 rules the day. Also see this thread: YAY DINAN! __________________ Dan ______________________________________________ Daily Driver '02 M5 (Chiaretto Red Metallic w/black napa full heritage leather/wood trim/leather Euro cntr console/BSW speakers and sub) Sig series Dinan S/C'd S3 package/ Dinan S3 clutch-flywheel/Dinan high capacity oil cooler /Dinan forged aluminum wheels/Dinan SSK/Dinan - Brembo BBK/Stg 3 Dinan - JRZ suspension/monoballs/275-35-18 RA 1's all around ______________________________________________ The "Predator" '02 996TT w/X50 (slate grey metallic w/full natural grey leather, small carbon package, aluminum trim pieces, exterior color painted wheels, etc, etc). EVOMS Stage 4 (640hp/615tq) PSS9 w/F&R H&R sways and EVOMS F&R shock tower braces Sachs clutch and Porsche SSK Toyo RA-1's 245/18 fronts; 305/18 rears Last edited by DRM; 19th May 2008 at 01:11.

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