AMS EVO VIII getting nutty out of the hole
Aug 15, 2005, 02:49 PM
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AMS EVO VIII getting nutty out of the hole
http://media.ams-evo8.com/amsevo1033.wmv
traction was a bit on the nasty side but once she hooked it was a decent pass.
The next vid is of my talon on 26 psi for a shakedown pass testing out the new trans. I raised the boost after this to where its normally at for another pass but the rain prevented that from happening.
http://media.ams-dsm.com/ericshootout2005.wmv
traction was a bit on the nasty side but once she hooked it was a decent pass.
The next vid is of my talon on 26 psi for a shakedown pass testing out the new trans. I raised the boost after this to where its normally at for another pass but the rain prevented that from happening.
http://media.ams-dsm.com/ericshootout2005.wmv
Aug 15, 2005, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by AutoMotoSports
http://media.ams-evo8.com/amsevo1033.wmv
traction was a bit on the nasty side but once she hooked it was a decent pass.
The next vid is of my talon on 26 psi for a shakedown pass testing out the new trans. I raised the boost after this to where its normally at for another pass but the rain prevented that from happening.
http://media.ams-dsm.com/ericshootout2005.wmv
traction was a bit on the nasty side but once she hooked it was a decent pass.
The next vid is of my talon on 26 psi for a shakedown pass testing out the new trans. I raised the boost after this to where its normally at for another pass but the rain prevented that from happening.
http://media.ams-dsm.com/ericshootout2005.wmv
first link isn't working for me.
server not found- dns problems?
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Aug 15, 2005, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Mark@AMS
I just redownloaded them both.. What is the error you are getting?
Eric's video works fine the shop car video does not work. Getting the following error:
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Nice runs by both cars!