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A few of us, 18 cars to be
exact, had a very good outing last Sunday. The route took us to Bentong,
Teranum, Gap, Fraser Hill, Kuala Kubu Baru, Batang Kali, Goh Tong and
back to KL. Compared to other previous drive, this particular one was
an easy drive, not because of lack of desire to drive fast but because
of the road condition which was wet and slippery. On the way back we
had a little adventure in Ulu Yam. Read on to find our little
adventure. |
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By 9.00 am all but two cars
arrived the RV. Farisya was lost somewhere in Batu Caves and Joshua was
lost at Kepong of all places. Our Singapore friends had no problem
finding the RV. Kwok Jen and CH knew nearly all the roads in
Malaysia. Their GPS equipped Porsches seem to have a very good sensing
capability - the smell of Big Mac at the Projet could have drawn their
mean machines there. A pleasant surprise awaited us. Guess who turn up
that morning - our very own race driver - Marcus Chye. This time he was
not in his favorite Lotus Elise but a very potent silver Porsche 993
RS. The briefing was very short. It was going to be a Time, Speed,
Distance run. All drivers were given 90 minutes to reach Gap. |
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At 9.20 sharp the convoy
rolled. The cars were grouped in two packets, the above 2 liter and
below 2 liter with the exception of the gold colored tow truck (a 300SL)
which was the lead car of the convoy. Alex in his turbo powered Miata
was the sweeper for the below 2 liter packet. In the above 2 liter pack
Md Nor, in his Boxter S was the lead car and Kwok Jen in a grey Porsche
996 C4S was the sweeper. Six UHF radio communications were used to
control the convoy. |
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