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Old 06-26-2004, 04:34 PM
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Originally posted by InitialD
I think Michael put the weight there to balance the chassis.
I have a different opnion, I think he put the weight to bring it up to the legal weight as per ROAR rules and since they have so cleverly designed the 710 as it is, the weight there also helps with the balance of the chassis.

To just put the weight there to balance the chassis is not advantageous enough ... you've seen Ray Wood's video ... the track is so rough (as well as high speed) that I think the 710 handles fine without being perfectly balanced. My 2 cents' worth.
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Old 06-26-2004, 08:54 PM
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Originally posted by InitialD
If I'm not mistaken, that's a recent photo of Paul Knapton's 710.
Yep. Hard to make out the silver with the reflection from the rain. Unfortunately I believe he was disqualified from that event after dominating and winning the A Main.

All I am saying is real petty incident.
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Old 06-27-2004, 08:29 AM
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Originally posted by KevinS
Air? No... I'm not THAT stupid... I use helium!


So with Holland through, you went head banging session the rest of the weekend?
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Old 06-27-2004, 08:30 AM
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Originally posted by Palmaris Europe
Yep. Hard to make out the silver with the reflection from the rain. Unfortunately I believe he was disqualified from that event after dominating and winning the A Main.

All I am saying is real petty incident.
Disqualified? How?

Well, I actually happened to browze the recent setups on mytsn. And the name of the JPG file gave the clue away. So much for the RING.
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Old 06-27-2004, 11:16 AM
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Well, car is built, BUT, this morning, two of my shocks was almost emty of oil. I can see under the car, that it has leaked out.

Any cure for this?
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Old 06-27-2004, 01:45 PM
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Originally posted by Finken
Well, car is built, BUT, this morning, two of my shocks was almost emty of oil. I can see under the car, that it has leaked out.

Any cure for this?
Have you got the rubber seal in the lower cap of the shock? And also make sure that the cap locked into position (i.e. you have to twist the cap clockwise to ensure that it is locked into position).

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Old 06-28-2004, 04:14 AM
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Hi S710 drivers!

On this weekend I have damaged my exhaust pipe from the side.
My budy has ran in to me from the side and it was my fault cause I hade a spin.
The pipe is squashed from the both sides. it is Nova Mega 2171.
Can I drive with pipe in this condition?
How can I repair that?
Has anybody done some protection around the pipe?
Any pics would be nice ...

Thanks a lot
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Old 06-28-2004, 04:23 AM
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Originally posted by lagnaf
Hi S710 drivers!

On this weekend I have damaged my exhaust pipe from the side.
My budy has ran in to me from the side and it was my fault cause I hade a spin.
The pipe is squashed from the both sides. it is Nova Mega 2171.
Can I drive with pipe in this condition?
How can I repair that?
Has anybody done some protection around the pipe?
Any pics would be nice ...

Thanks a lot
I know some guys fill the exhaust with water, blocking one end, and then place it in the freezer - the expanding nature of water when it freezes pushes out the "dents". But keep a careful eye on the pipe in the freezer - don't just leave it there or else it may split.

Cheers, Mark.

PS: I've never tried this, but others guy here have.
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Old 06-28-2004, 04:30 AM
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Originally posted by markp27
I know some guys fill the exhaust with water, blocking one end, and then place it in the freezer - the expanding nature of water when it freezes pushes out the "dents". But keep a careful eye on the pipe in the freezer - don't just leave it there or else it may split.

Cheers, Mark.

PS: I've never tried this, but others guy here have.
Thanks for this advice
Will try this today
But how can I block the water 100%?
I think the Ice pressure will push the blocade out!

Cheers, Ognjen
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Old 06-28-2004, 04:43 AM
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Originally posted by lagnaf
Thanks for this advice
Will try this today
But how can I block the water 100%?
I think the Ice pressure will push the blocade out!

Cheers, Ognjen
I don't think you have to block the pipe 100%, just enough so the water doesn't run out before you put it in the freezer. And, like I mentioned, I believe you should leave one end open (i.e. the end which fits onto the manifold) otherwise the pressure is too high. Keep checking the pipe in the freezer often to ensure that it doesn't go too far.

Cheers, Mark.
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Old 06-28-2004, 04:51 AM
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Originally posted by markp27
I don't think you have to block the pipe 100%, just enough so the water doesn't run out before you put it in the freezer. And, like I mentioned, I believe you should leave one end open (i.e. the end which fits onto the manifold) otherwise the pressure is too high. Keep checking the pipe in the freezer often to ensure that it doesn't go too far.

Cheers, Mark.
OK
Will do so!
Can you tell me what is this guy put around the exit end of the pipe? This grey stuf what is this? It should make this litlle exit pipe more stable.

Cheers, Ognjen
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Old 06-28-2004, 05:17 AM
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OK
Will do so!
Can you tell me what is this guy put around the exit end of the pipe? This grey stuf what is this? It should make this litlle exit pipe more stable.

Cheers, Ognjen
If I'm not wrong that is the Mother Serpent from Pyramid - it looks like some kind of putty around the pipe and it will certainly be to strengthen the tail pipe.

Strange that it is so quiet here today normally there are a lot more users online and posting - is InitialD ill?
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Old 06-28-2004, 05:31 AM
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Originally posted by markp27
If I'm not wrong that is the Mother Serpent from Pyramid - it looks like some kind of putty around the pipe and it will certainly be to strengthen the tail pipe.

Strange that it is so quiet here today normally there are a lot more users online and posting - is InitialD ill?
Realy strange
Maybe they all have a hard weekend behid them and need a few days of rest.
I hope that Pyramid will post what is this putty around the tail pipe.
Where the hell is InitialD i hope his allright.
Will post the pictures of my car and the repaired pipe if it sucseed.

Thanks for help Mark
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Old 06-28-2004, 05:42 AM
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Originally posted by lagnaf
Realy strange
Maybe they all have a hard weekend behid them and need a few days of rest.
I hope that Pyramid will post what is this putty around the tail pipe.
Where the hell is InitialD i hope his allright.
Will post the pictures of my car and the repaired pipe if it sucseed.

Thanks for help Mark
Maybe he's looking for his Ring

Good luck with the pipe.

Cheers, Mark.
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Old 06-28-2004, 06:20 AM
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Originally posted by lagnaf
OK
Will do so!
Can you tell me what is this guy put around the exit end of the pipe? This grey stuf what is this? It should make this litlle exit pipe more stable.

Cheers, Ognjen
Its a metal epoxy resin. The same type as standard 5-min epoxy (mix 2 parts together) but is metal filled.
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