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

http://upload.turbosport.co.uk/getpi...4826798198.jpg

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

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

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

I count 4 wheels on that cossie :confused:

Mik

Whoops missed the word drive there :o

Astraboy

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

Is there any other way to drive 'em :D

Ian

When are you gonna get it proper sideways then eh ? ;)

David Brown

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

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

David

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

:D

http://www.exiges.com/gallery/skyline/side460.jpg


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

David

Sweet car :cool: They sound the nuts on full chat :D What did you think of the surface? We found it stupidly abrasive and it ate the back tyres of the cossie :eek: http://upload.turbosport.co.uk/galle...0615260917.jpg

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

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 :(

http://www.applus.plus.com/gallery/b...cf0042_jpg.jpg

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