Paulo P

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Me driving astraboys cossie at Bruntingthorpe last year for the redline records 2 day.



That was in third gear too I know cossies get flamed on here but you can't say that the rear wheel drive ones aren't fun to drive

[Edited by paulpalmer - 6/20/2002 5:06:14 PM]

astraboy

Geezer!
I will expect a piccie of the Capri in the same stance shortly. Doesent have to be a third gear drift though
astraboy.
P.S. I'll give you two guesses which wheel bearing has to be replaced before we get to the 'Ring Ah well!!!!

mik

I count 4 wheels on that cossie

Paulo P

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Mik

Whoops missed the word drive there

Astraboy

So was that noise that you thought was the diff a wheel bearing instead?

ian_sadler

Is there any other way to drive 'em

Ian

DavidBrown

When are you gonna get it proper sideways then eh ?

Paulo P

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David Brown

Done that too keep on eye on REVS coming out on the 1st of july (fingers crossed)

DavidBrown

I saw a white Sierra in a coned-off area at Elvington a while back, as part of a REVS feature, was that you ?

Paulo P

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David

That was me and astraboy donuting and drifting the day away What were you up there in?

DavidBrown

[Edited by DavidBrown - 6/21/2002 12:37:24 PM]

Paulo P

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David

Sweet car They sound the nuts on full chat What did you think of the surface? We found it stupidly abrasive and it ate the back tyres of the cossie

[Edited by paulpalmer - 6/21/2002 12:49:44 PM]

DavidBrown

Yeah, the circuit is too abrasive really. Especially where the asphalt has worn down to the concrete.. The ridges between the two, around the top sweeping 180deg, is a killer on the tyres.

I can go from a new set, to a dead set in half a day.. Although if you have assimetrico tyres you can swap them from side to side, making them last longer.

It's not my fave airfield really (unless it's wet).. It's a shame they've closed Bentwaters

ADP

scooby tyres after an airfield day, complete with puncture ;-)