Tyre Pressures
Discussion
You’ll need a lot of petrol so take a full jerry can or two if facilities are poor!
And a funnel
and rags.
Spare front pads if yours are say half way worn, they’ll be fecked in no time.
In my experience if your pads on either end of the car are not fairly new you’ll be changing them at the track and wasting good driving time.
Enjoy
And a funnel
and rags. Spare front pads if yours are say half way worn, they’ll be fecked in no time.
In my experience if your pads on either end of the car are not fairly new you’ll be changing them at the track and wasting good driving time.
Enjoy
Hi Mike, I would have joined you but I am at Rockingham on Saturday.
I run 22 all round on the road on standard wheels which I will leave for the morning session if it drys up enough to put the 888s on I tend to go 24 front 26 rear, probably not much help for you as you are on larger wheels. I would be interested in your opinion on the track, the airfield circuits I have done have a much coarser surface.
I run 22 all round on the road on standard wheels which I will leave for the morning session if it drys up enough to put the 888s on I tend to go 24 front 26 rear, probably not much help for you as you are on larger wheels. I would be interested in your opinion on the track, the airfield circuits I have done have a much coarser surface.
I'm on basic Yokohama road tyres Alun, the whole intention is to slide around and have fun- that's why I'm going to an airfield where there's nothing to crash into
I'm hoping it will help me learn to break out of my comfort zone when I go to proper big boy circuits! Sticky tyres can wait until I've learnt how to drive properly 
Cheers Trev, I'll be sure to thoroughly inspect my water pump belt now I know you're not coming
have a great day at Rockingham 
I'm hoping it will help me learn to break out of my comfort zone when I go to proper big boy circuits! Sticky tyres can wait until I've learnt how to drive properly 
Cheers Trev, I'll be sure to thoroughly inspect my water pump belt now I know you're not coming
have a great day at Rockingham CanoeSniffer said:
I'm on basic Yokohama road tyres Alun, the whole intention is to slide around and have fun- that's why I'm going to an airfield where there's nothing to crash into
I'm hoping it will help me learn to break out of my comfort zone when I go to proper big boy circuits! Sticky tyres can wait until I've learnt how to drive properly 
Cheers Trev, I'll be sure to thoroughly inspect my water pump belt now I know you're not coming
have a great day at Rockingham 
Thanks mate, think we are both going to be doing a bit of drifting around, have fun and don't forget your spare belt.
I'm hoping it will help me learn to break out of my comfort zone when I go to proper big boy circuits! Sticky tyres can wait until I've learnt how to drive properly 
Cheers Trev, I'll be sure to thoroughly inspect my water pump belt now I know you're not coming
have a great day at Rockingham 
Classic Chim said:
For ages I’ve been hoping to pop over to Rockingham as I really really want to see Incogneros Cerb with the Mbe Knock sensors fitted and his use of software for diagnostics, it’s a mega car in the flesh.
Might be working
If not I’ll be there to say hello Trev.
Be good to see you Alun, I must admit I was more than a little interested to see this car in action and hopefully having a little passenger ride in it.Might be working

If not I’ll be there to say hello Trev.
trev4 said:
Be good to see you Alun, I must admit I was more than a little interested to see this car in action and hopefully having a little passenger ride in it.
I must try and get along. Ill be annoying the owner over his tech to much to dare having a ride. Just happy to see it and get some gen really. The traction control stuff stinks
but if it’s that powerful then fair enough really. I’m already hoping to be working early doors so if the weather plays ball I might just get there by lunch time. Bad weather stops play.
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