Jap Racer - 2nd Oct @ Shakespeare Raceway
27 September 2005, 04:45 PM
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Originally Posted by BOB'5
what you driving now?http://photobucket.com/albums/y16/sc...Picture014.jpg
Not as quick or as raw as my classic, but at least its still a scoob, still miss my DBM classic though.
27 September 2005, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by BOB'5
Scoobyboy1: Looks nice for a blobeye Why you thinking of not running it?
Neilo: I know mate. You're an addict
Why you thinking of not running it?Neilo: I know mate. You're an addict
Only joking, might give it a blast, as when my classic was standard with backbox and decat midsection did a 13.7, and I have the same mods on my blobeye, be nice to see how the 2 compare on the strip.
My old classic might be going as well, and is hoping for high 12s, as I never got to run it on the strip when I had all my mods on.
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27 September 2005, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobyboy1
Cause I'll probably be disappointed, and end up selling it.
27 September 2005, 08:21 PM
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was gonna do this but im going to ZEN october 5th and forking out a shed load(worth it though ) then pod on the 9th so cant afford it 
i'd even arranged a gathering with my local club , gutted .
) then pod on the 9th so cant afford it i'd even arranged a gathering with my local club , gutted .
28 September 2005, 02:28 PM
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Spoke to the organisers. £12 entry and £15 for unlimited runs. Gates open on Sat night. Track starts 10.30am Sun.
For those that attended the earlier events, there is a points system which includes both Rotorstock days and one event in April. Points = Prizes.
It will be run as a normal RWYB, so no getting knocked off track by the big boys.
Should be fun
For those that attended the earlier events, there is a points system which includes both Rotorstock days and one event in April. Points = Prizes.
It will be run as a normal RWYB, so no getting knocked off track by the big boys.
Should be fun
28 September 2005, 04:00 PM
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Not mine, Marks. Would like to beat the 10.41 i did recently.
Steven
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My Subaru is a Mica red wagon, the Steel Grey Subaru is the Lateral Performance car, and the Silver Wagon is Wallis' car
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My Subaru is a Mica red wagon, the Steel Grey Subaru is the Lateral Performance car, and the Silver Wagon is Wallis' car
02 October 2005, 06:36 PM
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I was aiming for 11.9s today. Got 11.99 on my 1st run.
Then came a few more 11.9second runs and I then I thought 11.8s would be nice
Then I put in the following times:
11.87@118.8mph
11.82@116.1mph
11.82@116.8mph
and then:
11.77@117.5mph
11.79@118.8mph
11.79@119.23mph
Then came a few more 11.9second runs and I then I thought 11.8s would be nice
Then I put in the following times:
11.87@118.8mph
11.82@116.1mph
11.82@116.8mph
and then:
11.77@117.5mph
11.79@118.8mph
11.79@119.23mph
02 October 2005, 07:11 PM
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Well done Bob'5 What power are you running?
I took my Gtir for a spin up the strip today and was more than happy with my 12.43 from 0.9bar (about 255bhp maybe)
Shame about the head wind tho. Not that bad, but every little helps
I took my Gtir for a spin up the strip today and was more than happy with my 12.43 from 0.9bar (about 255bhp maybe)
Shame about the head wind tho. Not that bad, but every little helps
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02 October 2005, 09:20 PM
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Cheers guys.
Tas: I was v suprised at beating my old time by so much and with such ease. I have a new mobile number, I'll PM it to you tomorrow. I can take you for a spin so you can hear the gear noise 1st hand if you're @ Japshow?
Carl: 12.43s is v quick, and even more impressive at 255bhp. What terminals was that on?
Webby: Yes. 340/340. Tested just the other day. I'm not up to date on your project?
Bob
Tas: I was v suprised at beating my old time by so much and with such ease. I have a new mobile number, I'll PM it to you tomorrow. I can take you for a spin so you can hear the gear noise 1st hand if you're @ Japshow?
Carl: 12.43s is v quick, and even more impressive at 255bhp. What terminals was that on?
Webby: Yes. 340/340. Tested just the other day. I'm not up to date on your project?
Bob
02 October 2005, 10:38 PM
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Carl, what colour was your GTiR, MY 2nd race was against a black GTiR, I was in the Black newage Scooby with the Carbon Fibre spoiler.
Standard 04 WRX(225BHP)
13.93@98.9mph
Kept gettting 13.9, but hope to change all that with a few mods in the next couple of months.
Standard 04 WRX(225BHP)
13.93@98.9mph
Kept gettting 13.9, but hope to change all that with a few mods in the next couple of months.
03 October 2005, 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by BOB'5
Next weekend.
I missed the last one. I bet the queues were v long and people didnt get many runs in?
I missed the last one. I bet the queues were v long and people didnt get many runs in?
Will watch out for your run next weekend, very good results so far BTW
03 October 2005, 12:16 AM
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Bob,
It's a bit complicated to compare, but I have had 2 runs at WRC with the last one being 350+bhp/370+lbft during Stage 1 mod testing. Since then (at the rolling road venue I have used for the actual testing, not WRC), those figures at that venue (not the same as the ones at WRC) have gone up, so it would be fair to say that the next run at WRC should also see increases.
Obviously you have the weight benefit, but perhaps the better power delivery (twin scroll and all that) and slightly higher power I have may even things out a tad. Not sure what difference my 6 speeder would have though (as in a negative).
Only one way to find out I suspect..... but I dont think I will bother until I move on to Stage 2 in the immediate future.
Anyways...... like I said, good times.... well done!
Regards,
Shaun.
It's a bit complicated to compare, but I have had 2 runs at WRC with the last one being 350+bhp/370+lbft during Stage 1 mod testing. Since then (at the rolling road venue I have used for the actual testing, not WRC), those figures at that venue (not the same as the ones at WRC) have gone up, so it would be fair to say that the next run at WRC should also see increases.
Obviously you have the weight benefit, but perhaps the better power delivery (twin scroll and all that) and slightly higher power I have may even things out a tad. Not sure what difference my 6 speeder would have though (as in a negative).
Only one way to find out I suspect..... but I dont think I will bother until I move on to Stage 2 in the immediate future.
Anyways...... like I said, good times.... well done!
Regards,
Shaun.
03 October 2005, 12:26 AM
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Thats a fit 340/340 you got there Bob Shaun, I recon you would be at least a full second behind with your spec. But hey, don't take my word for it, go prove me wrong
Nice one Bob
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Shaun, I recon you would be at least a full second behind with your spec. But hey, don't take my word for it, go prove me wrong Nice one Bob
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03 October 2005, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by BOB'5
Next weekend.
I missed the last one. I bet the queues were v long and people didnt get many runs in?
I missed the last one. I bet the queues were v long and people didnt get many runs in?