Serpent 710
10-17-2004, 09:43 PM
Originally posted by GoldFinger
Dont worry, I wont do that if we racing in a country which doesnt allow tobacco company as a sponsor..
Next time i will try a beer can instead of it
Dont worry, I wont do that if we racing in a country which doesnt allow tobacco company as a sponsor..
Next time i will try a beer can instead of it
10-17-2004, 10:54 PM
Originally posted by GoldFinger
Dont worry, I wont do that if we racing in a country which doesnt allow tobacco company as a sponsor..
Next time i will try a beer can instead of it
Dont worry, I wont do that if we racing in a country which doesnt allow tobacco company as a sponsor..
Next time i will try a beer can instead of it
10-17-2004, 11:07 PM
Originally posted by GoldFinger
Next time i will try a beer can instead of it
Next time i will try a beer can instead of it
10-18-2004, 12:45 AM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Oversteer on power
Originally posted by Picard
OK
Another question that got me
They actually wear on the inside of the outdrives and you cannot see the wear, stick a dogbone into the diff and see if you can turn it.
Another thing B4, when you car is on the starter box and you rev it does the rear jump up and down?
I know I am persisting, but this is the only rear end problem I have experinced with the car in 8 months
OK
Another question that got me
They actually wear on the inside of the outdrives and you cannot see the wear, stick a dogbone into the diff and see if you can turn it.
Another thing B4, when you car is on the starter box and you rev it does the rear jump up and down?
I know I am persisting, but this is the only rear end problem I have experinced with the car in 8 months
Car runs smooth and I have checked again and they are not worn. Thanks for that tip though at least it will be let me know what is wrong when they actually do wear.
10-18-2004, 01:20 AM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Oversteer on power
Originally posted by B4
Car runs smooth and I have checked again and they are not worn. Thanks for that tip though at least it will be let me know what is wrong when they actually do wear.
Car runs smooth and I have checked again and they are not worn. Thanks for that tip though at least it will be let me know what is wrong when they actually do wear.
10-18-2004, 01:44 AM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Oversteer on power
Originally posted by InitialD
Just screw in and tighten to set the diff harder. That will make the rear more stable.
Just screw in and tighten to set the diff harder. That will make the rear more stable.
10-18-2004, 01:51 AM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Oversteer on power
Originally posted by B4
Thanks D. I saw your earlier response to this problem and also remember Julius saying to run a tight diff the brain cells forgot untill you mentioned it.
Thanks D. I saw your earlier response to this problem and also remember Julius saying to run a tight diff the brain cells forgot untill you mentioned it.
10-18-2004, 02:47 AM
Tech Fanatic
Originally posted by redsand
OK Rif, I'll keep that in mind. One can of beer in your mouth while both your hands are holding the car, OK?
OK Rif, I'll keep that in mind. One can of beer in your mouth while both your hands are holding the car, OK?
That is too difficult... 1 mistake i will drunk nitro
Put the can on track and use a silicone line is more visible..
Where were you now? You missed DTM and last nats serie in JITC
Oh boy.. that Nats serie is my straight 9th Monday that I wasnt at home
10-18-2004, 04:21 AM
Here is a pic of the pitting situation from our race last saturday.
My car is closest to camera and the ugly looking bloke working on his car with my hudy is another vocal member of the forum.
My car is closest to camera and the ugly looking bloke working on his car with my hudy is another vocal member of the forum.
10-18-2004, 04:24 AM
Originally posted by sparksy
Here is a pic of the pitting situation from our race last saturday.
My car is closest to camera and the ugly looking bloke working on his car with my hudy is another vocal member of the forum.
Here is a pic of the pitting situation from our race last saturday.
My car is closest to camera and the ugly looking bloke working on his car with my hudy is another vocal member of the forum.
10-18-2004, 04:30 AM
Originally posted by sparksy
Here is a pic of the pitting situation from our race last saturday.
My car is closest to camera and the ugly looking bloke working on his car with my hudy is another vocal member of the forum.
Here is a pic of the pitting situation from our race last saturday.
My car is closest to camera and the ugly looking bloke working on his car with my hudy is another vocal member of the forum.
Well who's table is that I am working on?
It is a good size for ONE, but someones car has taken over half of it
Fatty
10-18-2004, 04:33 AM
Originally posted by markp27
Aha! Two new victims, ehm, I mean, customers for my Photoshop Dirt Filter scan, ehm, I mean, project
Aha! Two new victims, ehm, I mean, customers for my Photoshop Dirt Filter scan, ehm, I mean, project
10-18-2004, 04:47 AM
Originally posted by sparksy
Here is a pic of the pitting situation from our race last saturday.
My car is closest to camera and the ugly looking bloke working on his car with my hudy is another vocal member of the forum.
Here is a pic of the pitting situation from our race last saturday.
My car is closest to camera and the ugly looking bloke working on his car with my hudy is another vocal member of the forum.
10-18-2004, 04:49 AM
Originally posted by Taylor-Racing
Is that the pic you took when he realised his fly was open?
Is that the pic you took when he realised his fly was open?
10-18-2004, 04:51 AM
Originally posted by Picard
Tracksuit pants, no fly... Mr Funnyman
Tracksuit pants, no fly... Mr Funnyman