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15-12-2011
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Fat rope!
Could we possibly use some of the bigger rope down the straight, to help stop the high speed shock blow outs?!!!
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#2
15-12-2011
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Well said James, what a bloody awful meeting.. (well I had a nightmare anyway! lol)
If you have a problem with a shock and therefore oil on the track would it not be in everybody's interest to stop all cars going round and inform a committee member so they can access the situation, not try and clear it up when there are 15-20 cars all tramping round trying to practice for the demolition derby that is about to ensue. I know it's finals night, you're in a heat with a load of people who are all very closely matched, but it seemed as if no one was slowing down for anyone/anything.. round 2 of the C Final (heat number 5 on the night) had the last placed car come flying through as the start buzzer went, no attempt to hit the brakes for the left hander at the end of the straight.. I pulled my car as I want to race on Sunday and wanted to minimise the damage! People shouting, "lapping!" but still not patient enough to wait for the car to pull over. A farce!! Looking forward to Sunday; a decent track, more sensible driving (from me anyway) and a good atmosphere.. Scott..
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18-12-2011
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 . Ignoring that, do you think it helped having the rope on the straight?Regards, Jon.
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18-12-2011
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yes, at least the oil wasnt on the fastest part of the track.
All the blowouts were at the base of the corner jump off the racing line anoying but not as bad as halfway down the straight!!!
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19-12-2011
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To be fair I think most if not all of the oil on the track yesterday was attributable to one car with a damaged shock cap.
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19-12-2011
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If I get a chance I'll knock up a couple of "deflectors" was think of an L section about 12" high with a 4" base about 3' long then the rope can sit on top to hold it upright.
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