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Fun at the track
Well, did a 1.08.6 at the track in Stratotech this past weekend - slower than a 996 on Hoosier R6s by only 2 seconds and faster than a newer guy in a 996 GT3
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From the top of the car:
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Looks like fun!
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Looking forward to the next event out there, looks like an interesting track.
See you Monday?
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Yup, it's a fun little track
I'll be out Monday for sure. Here's the video of 2 hot laps YouTube - Stratotech Hot Laps
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Oops. looks like I won't be there, needed to get the car inspected, Alpine could do that, but I was going over it on the weekend and discovered a crack in the windshield I hadn't seen before. Worse, since I pulled the rollbar that was in it and haven' t replaced it yet, I need to use the regular seatbelts, and the driver side looks like something sharp was dragged across it as it has a shallow cut. SO that needs to be replaced. Oh well, looks like it is going to be another wet one, so I guess I will be out for the next CSCC event instead.
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Nice pics and vid. Car sounds good.
Here's some fun at the track I had a couple of weeks ago. How's this for a big fast autocross? YouTube - Ultimate Rumble at the Strip, Picton May 30,2010, my last run |
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hey Andrew, nice hood, but how about a couple of pics of the rest of the car?
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Here's the rest of the car
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Awesome shot.
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Those two action shots were taken by a guy at an open track day - he basically shows up with some great equpment, shoots all day and sells a cd of the images for $20.
I think he's a university student, so $20 x 30 or so cd's isn't a bad way to earn some scratch ![]() I'm going to another day on Tues - supposed to be a bit rainy, so I hope to get some interesting shots. AM Here's one of Roberts Carrera from the same day:
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Tuesday? Any openings?
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So Robert, how's the 911 on the track?
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It is good, but the cut-out switch has to go, the current fine track conditions are vibrating the connections loose and causing the engine to cut-out at least a couple times a day. I needed to weld the muffler back together as it was cracking, and I think I need to go over the front end, as it had a pretty bad knock by the end of the day.
But overall it is a lot faster than anything else I have had out yet. I can (mostly) stay with Andrew
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Intermittent cut-out occurred a couple times but neither Rick or I could find anything obvious.
Check the steering rack bushings on either end of the rack. One bushing had popped out and was producing a knock. The late 80's racks have a circlip versus the early racks which use a friction washer. If the bushing gives you grief keep your eye out for later rack. Our "local" used parts warehouse may have one. |
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Well I ended up finding a loose, and then broken as I moved it, connection to the resistor. So I removed it for the day as I didn't really expect to use the switch to kill the engine, and I think that is there for alternator protection ? I am going to jack the car up today and go over everything, as well as bleed the brakes, so I will check the bushing. I had one 'off' so that may have contributed to some looseness
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