Pitting - Page 3

The Chef · #41 26-12-2011

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Originally Posted by hotrodchris

Berky your always building your car at a race meeting so miss most of the quallies that's why you end up in lower finals?
How are you anyway Paul long time no see since you moved
Kristian the Hudy is a loverly bit of kit but as Tommy said to me one day with a buggy the slop that you get it is a tad overkill better off with a decent set of digital verniers, a brand new kit will feel tight until after it's first race meeting!

I do know what you mean Chris but I have terrible trouble getting even close with camber and steering so as long as it puts me some where near that will be great.

Berky · #42 27-12-2011

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Originally Posted by hotrodchris

Berky your always building your car at a race meeting so miss most of the quallies that's why you end up in lower finals?
How are you anyway Paul long time no see since you moved

hoping for change in 2012 chris

going to take it a little more serious!

got my engines rebuilt by Alan Dell and waiting on a few more bits.
Otherwise all good just not had a chance to get down to Torch for 10th leccy but have been down at Slough.

How things your end?

Berky · #43 27-12-2011

Kristian - you going to have the buggy ready for next race at Slough on 8 January? If so seee you there!

hotrodchris · #44 27-12-2011

Not too bad cheers Paul how you keeping?
Spending all my time 1/10th at the minute and thoroughly enjoying it but do intend to take the mp9 back to Slough soon but with 4wd at Area51 in Jan and both classes at off road wars in Feb Nitro will have to wait!

The Chef · #45 28-12-2011

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Originally Posted by Berky

Kristian - you going to have the buggy ready for next race at Slough on 8 January? If so seee you there!

I'll have to see how funds are, still need stuff for the buggy and I've got petit in jan if I can get there I will, even if I just come for a look.

K

Checa · #46 31-12-2011

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Originally Posted by eyeayen

That was my thinking behind it too fella

Tommy Chung is an absolute wealth of knowledge for all things Rally Cross.

I pitted at Clanfield last time I was there so almost know what I'm doing, lets hope I've got the Agama all together and running by then, can't see why not.

Tommy Chung must be about 70

he's been doing rallycross forever and is still really quick and a great guy

hotrodchris · #47 31-12-2011

If Tommy is 70 how old is David his dad then?