not sure.

i remember beating the scoob with the lexus lights though

 

No offence steven, but..

IMHO..

Revs would have been better at 5500 however due to the std clutch I dont really think this would have worked well...

SO..

I think steven has done extremely well to get the 1/4time that he did.. with a shagged clutch

And

Lets fit the new clutch and move on to killing the gearbox... whens the next day..

David

[Edited by David_Wallis - 3/31/2003 10:31:41 AM]

 

Looks like and sounds like you had fun there.

Look forward to seeing more of the clips . .. come on david ... get posting them up quickly

brett

 

No offence taken David.

I was trying to increment at 500 rpms a launch to see where is best. However, when one is watching the lights, can virtually hear naff all due to the helmet, i think i am at 4500 rpm but in fact i am at 6500, then cant help but knack it.

Does not help when your stood there wave your hands in a kind of "give it some welly" type motion.

New clutch, asap, and ready for next day. If i kill the gearbox, then it will be off the road for a while, due to funds.

Steven

 

http://www.straightliners.co.uk/java/java_frame.htm

 

Ive got a spare box, and I have no need to sell it yet... may need somewhere to store it..

Besides box is under Iraq's anty

 

What??

Could do with clutch going in before next one on 27th

 

Hi all,

Nice to meet everyone, Ninny, Mark, Jonny Gav, David, Steven and Harvey et al. Perhaps I should have run the Westie, although a 0-60 time would have been much better for it!!! (Not good at high speeds!)

What amazed me were the bikes - total nutters! 1340cc extended swing arm barstewrads with progressive nitrous and a couple running TURBOS as well!!! WHOA!!! They were NOISY!!!! One in the picture was even running an anti wheelie arm!!! (You should have seen one of the mechanics - a cross between Gimli from LOTR and Hagrid from HP!!!!).

Great day and a top blast back in the Westie (had a little play with a Maserati 4 door on the way home - looked superb).

Cheers
Mossman

PS Many thanks to Harvey for taking the time to explain what gauge did what on his lovely car, very much appreciated

[Edited by Mossman - 3/31/2003 12:38:21 PM]

 

Cheers David, i now understand

Mossman, i thought you should have run too. Could have got good 1/4's?

Steven