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Jul 12, 2010, 07:15 PM
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Looks like this sticky has gone into the abyss. Last post was May 29. WTF with that? Do I need to go to your houses and drage you to the events? Don't make me do this.
New massive sway bars on Kermit, -3.5 in front and -2.5 rear, and now rolling on 18s. .020 clearance between caliper and wheel in front. SAND GRINDER!!!
New massive sway bars on Kermit, -3.5 in front and -2.5 rear, and now rolling on 18s. .020 clearance between caliper and wheel in front. SAND GRINDER!!!
Thanks again for the ride in Kermit on Sunday, it was awesome, and thanks to Susan for the shirt to commemorate the ride.
I am hoping that replacing my PCV check valve will fix the crank case pressure issue that blew out my dipstick and I will be at Devens for the NERSCCA event on Sunday. Anyone else going to be there?
Jul 12, 2010, 07:37 PM
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Looks like this sticky has gone into the abyss. Last post was May 29. WTF with that? Do I need to go to your houses and drage you to the events? Don't make me do this.
New massive sway bars on Kermit, -3.5 in front and -2.5 rear, and now rolling on 18s. .020 clearance between caliper and wheel in front. SAND GRINDER!!!
New massive sway bars on Kermit, -3.5 in front and -2.5 rear, and now rolling on 18s. .020 clearance between caliper and wheel in front. SAND GRINDER!!!
Jul 21, 2010, 03:24 PM
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Scruff, bear with us while we shift gears (chassises, layouts, powerplants, and countries of origin)... Turco and I both moved the Evos and switched into Corvettes. He's got a C5Z06 (50th Anniversary Edition) and I have a C6 Z51. We'll be seeing you very soon on the tarmac...
Now you will need to learn how to cone dance all over again.
Kermit now has so much grip that it sometimes catches air on the inside front tire, when I am WOT on a high speed turn.
Jul 22, 2010, 03:42 AM
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Yessssss i am stoked. I'm having a little sticker shock over tire prices (305 front / 315 rear) but I am really looking forward to re-learning how to autocross.... hope to see you real soon.
Aug 4, 2010, 01:44 PM
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Do not know if I will make that event. most likely not. Cutting back to 30 events this year, maybe more after I get our kitchen finished. Hoping to move in to it in late September. Tic Tic Tic.
May 22, 2011, 08:36 AM
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Bumping this from the darkness, seeing as how my Evo is track only car anyway.
If any of you proper drivers are still around, and want more excitment than a parking lot, The first Burke Hillclimb of the season is coming up! Burke is part of the NEHA Hillclimb championship series, and alone with Okemo is a great high speed event.
Hillclimbing in New England is Similar in road conditions to Tarmac Rally, with less suspension travel needed. In general, you race up Mountainous Access roads for the best time.
We would certainly welcome all new folks, and speaking as a somewhat recent new addition i can attest to how friendly everyone is off the bat.
This is a somewhat recent run of Burke, should give you a good idea of the speeds and terrain involved.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE93752XdCo
June 11 and 12.
http://www.hillclimb.org/events/event_burke.html
If any of you proper drivers are still around, and want more excitment than a parking lot, The first Burke Hillclimb of the season is coming up! Burke is part of the NEHA Hillclimb championship series, and alone with Okemo is a great high speed event.
Hillclimbing in New England is Similar in road conditions to Tarmac Rally, with less suspension travel needed. In general, you race up Mountainous Access roads for the best time.
We would certainly welcome all new folks, and speaking as a somewhat recent new addition i can attest to how friendly everyone is off the bat.
This is a somewhat recent run of Burke, should give you a good idea of the speeds and terrain involved.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE93752XdCo
June 11 and 12.
http://www.hillclimb.org/events/event_burke.html
Jul 12, 2011, 02:35 PM
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