WAKEFIELD 4th March
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- StanTheMan
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StanTheMan wrote:so what times did everyone get?
Slow times Stan.
Day was very hot, mid 30s. Track was freshly washed with rain during the week and overnight. I’ve never see the country side around Goulburn so green. Obviously that helps when you spin off as the dust isn’t a problem. We had a full field and then some.
Generally times were 1 to 2 seconds slower than normal. Best I managed was a 1:17.14 (I think) on the main circuit, down just over 2 seconds. Hillclimb time was about a second slower and the short circuit 1½ seconds slower. The NBs that generally turn in mid 17s were well into the 18s. What did show out was that sticky rubber made about 2 seconds difference on the day.
The highlight? Watching and listening to Barry Faux in the supercharged V8 Bullitt blasting round the track.
Benny had overheating problems as quite a few of the turbo cars did, so they needed to get in a quick lap at the start and then back off to allow the car to cool down.
I’m sure others will give you their views shortly.
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Was an interesting day. I concur that it was bloody hot. Even my car was having heat issues towards the end of the day. Driving around the track with the heater pushing out hot air full blast to keep the engine temperature down was NOT fun.
I managed a 1:16:84 on the main circuit, very happy to collect second place in the class and hold out the Winning Blue NC in all events but the Hillclimb. I think my best time on the short circuit was about 44.40.
Sticky rubber was definitely an edge. Although at the beginning of the day, with the rain sprinkling down, I thought I would be changing over to my road tyres, but was very glad it didn't come to that.
Another very well run day, and lots of fun.
Matt
I managed a 1:16:84 on the main circuit, very happy to collect second place in the class and hold out the Winning Blue NC in all events but the Hillclimb. I think my best time on the short circuit was about 44.40.
Sticky rubber was definitely an edge. Although at the beginning of the day, with the rain sprinkling down, I thought I would be changing over to my road tyres, but was very glad it didn't come to that.
Another very well run day, and lots of fun.
Matt
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It sure was warm!
As was said earlier, I had overheating issues all day, and couldn't really run the main circuit, although the one lap I did get in was only in the 1:15's and that was short shifting and not giving it full throttle on the straights to keep the boost and temps down a bit.
Did a 42 sec on the short circuit, but I haven't seen the hillclimb times as yet.
I love that short circuit!
Corner 1 is great for drifting practice.
It was a busy day with lots of interesting cars including the Bullit and a few Porsches, and even a 1950's vintage MG sedan.
Thanks Mike, Jean, Rod and all the crew for working so hard in the heat to make it such a good day.
As was said earlier, I had overheating issues all day, and couldn't really run the main circuit, although the one lap I did get in was only in the 1:15's and that was short shifting and not giving it full throttle on the straights to keep the boost and temps down a bit.
Did a 42 sec on the short circuit, but I haven't seen the hillclimb times as yet.
I love that short circuit!
Corner 1 is great for drifting practice.
It was a busy day with lots of interesting cars including the Bullit and a few Porsches, and even a 1950's vintage MG sedan.
Thanks Mike, Jean, Rod and all the crew for working so hard in the heat to make it such a good day.
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great day and well organised yet again.
was my first time on the short circuit and hill climb and have to say i like the hill climb most.. soooo glad i got an LSD installed before this one really made the tight 1st gear corners on the hill climb fun was more a rally event at some points.
car ran with next to no troubles... my wierd missing problem came back after the first timed run of the hill climb but i ran back to the shed and pulled out the cam angle sensor, cleaned it and put it back on and it stopped missing for the rest of the hill climb however i noticed the plug wasnt very tight fitting...
after the first run out on the long course it came back again so this time i put a cable tie around the plug to keep it firmly together and bye bye missing problem
but... hello diff leak haha.. noticed my diff was leaking a drop or two (nothing major) so thought i'd to it up and see how much it took so i could get an idea of how much its leaking and also to make sure i wasnt running a dry diff.. i put in about 200mils and i think about 100 mills came out and all over me and the floor so it was... is only a minor leak.. will get it sorted out asap..
all that aside had a blast and managed a 1.15.93?? or something along those lines cant remember short coarse or hill climb times.. any one know where i might get a copy of times or when where they will be posted on the net?
was my first time on the short circuit and hill climb and have to say i like the hill climb most.. soooo glad i got an LSD installed before this one really made the tight 1st gear corners on the hill climb fun was more a rally event at some points.
car ran with next to no troubles... my wierd missing problem came back after the first timed run of the hill climb but i ran back to the shed and pulled out the cam angle sensor, cleaned it and put it back on and it stopped missing for the rest of the hill climb however i noticed the plug wasnt very tight fitting...
after the first run out on the long course it came back again so this time i put a cable tie around the plug to keep it firmly together and bye bye missing problem
but... hello diff leak haha.. noticed my diff was leaking a drop or two (nothing major) so thought i'd to it up and see how much it took so i could get an idea of how much its leaking and also to make sure i wasnt running a dry diff.. i put in about 200mils and i think about 100 mills came out and all over me and the floor so it was... is only a minor leak.. will get it sorted out asap..
all that aside had a blast and managed a 1.15.93?? or something along those lines cant remember short coarse or hill climb times.. any one know where i might get a copy of times or when where they will be posted on the net?
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\"\"Triple treat in the Heat\"\"
What does a melted Triple Treat look like?, well you can help bring it back here::::, and who knows, one day you might actually get to see one. Us old blokes now what they look like.
http://www.gopetition.com.au/petitions/bring-back-triple-treat-ice-cream.html
I was some 2 seconds slower, (I think) on the Hill Climb. If anyone has the results from the 2006 Tripple treat, could you please post my time for me!!!
Just over a second slower on the long track and got no idea on the short, but probably over one second slower, if anyone has the 2006 result, would appreciate the time!
It was hot and humid, bl**dy terrible, but heaps of fun.
Bazzas burbling rumbler, what an awesome peice of kit!!!!!!
Was great to take an NC scalp, or 2.
Baron
What does a melted Triple Treat look like?, well you can help bring it back here::::, and who knows, one day you might actually get to see one. Us old blokes now what they look like.
http://www.gopetition.com.au/petitions/bring-back-triple-treat-ice-cream.html
I was some 2 seconds slower, (I think) on the Hill Climb. If anyone has the results from the 2006 Tripple treat, could you please post my time for me!!!
Just over a second slower on the long track and got no idea on the short, but probably over one second slower, if anyone has the 2006 result, would appreciate the time!
It was hot and humid, bl**dy terrible, but heaps of fun.
Bazzas burbling rumbler, what an awesome peice of kit!!!!!!
Was great to take an NC scalp, or 2.
Baron
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Red Baron wrote:""Triple treat in the Heat""
What does a melted Triple Treat look like?, well you can help bring it back here::::, and who knows, one day you might actually get to see one. Us old blokes now what they look like.
http://www.gopetition.com.au/petitions/bring-back-triple-treat-ice-cream.html
I was some 2 seconds slower, (I think) on the Hill Climb. If anyone has the results from the 2006 Tripple treat, could you please post my time for me!!!
Just over a second slower on the long track and got no idea on the short, but probably over one second slower, if anyone has the 2006 result, would appreciate the time!
It was hot and humid, bl**dy terrible, but heaps of fun.
Bazzas burbling rumbler, what an awesome peice of kit!!!!!!
Was great to take an NC scalp, or 2.
Baron
Hey I’m not biting, how far were you behind on the hill climb and long circuit this time?
2006 Results – Running in Class 5 with sticky tyres:
Short Circuit: 44.74 (NC on road rubber 44.26)
Hill Climb: 56.89 (NC on road rubber 57.04)
Long Circuit: 1:16.66 (NC on road rubber 1:15.98)
- Forced Fives
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Another well run day and thanks to all those who make it happen each time.
A little too hot and interesting driving with one eye on the track and one on the temp guage but still plenty of fun as usual.
If anyone has a copy of last years results that would be great for a comparison.
Great to catch up with everyone.
A little too hot and interesting driving with one eye on the track and one on the temp guage but still plenty of fun as usual.
If anyone has a copy of last years results that would be great for a comparison.
Great to catch up with everyone.
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Forced Fives wrote:Another well run day and thanks to all those who make it happen each time.
A little too hot and interesting driving with one eye on the track and one on the temp guage but still plenty of fun as usual.
If anyone has a copy of last years results that would be great for a comparison.
Great to catch up with everyone.
Verne,
Last year: Gurglr Main: 1:12.15, Short 0:41.04, Hillclimb 54.86
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Hey I’m not biting,
We all know that times are subjective, the day, the weather, the track, the tyres, the car, your bio rhythms, (see, I actually am a SNAG) there are a million reasons, but only one stands out. The time on the day,
So in 2006 who was running on Sticky rubber
baron
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