i might bring poo for a looksi

Keep the entries going in guys :P More is merrier!

Split for ya Rob

 

I'll be down for a look...don't have a cams licence and I'm not close to it....

Ta very much, if I was a competent Moderator, I could do crap like that.... :P

Split for ya Rob

 

I'll be down for a look...don't have a cams licence and I'm not close to it....

BTW...Excatly How much is it?

 

Because i just got my cams, and i think Ben would be a good nav !

 

& My car needs another free-way run !

Edited August 3, 200422 yr by Teddy

Umm... Motorkhana has no nav. Although I guess if you mean to have Ben ride along with you so that you can get your car there, then that makes sense :P

 

It's $30, you have to pre-enter by this Friday. You can pay on the day (but do arrange with Dennis beforehand, his number is in the Supp Regs), but you have to get your entry forms in by Friday.

i'd like to go, but bec's car is playing up a bit atm. don't really want to risk breaking mine. we need at least one reliable car.

 

bah! there'll be more motorkhanas.

Doug: Pity... :P But like you said there'll be more motorkhanas...

Bugger. I won't be there. PhatDat won't be back from the suspension shop. :P

 

Craig

Three more sleeps!!

 

Better read the supp regs and find out where we're meant to be going...... :dance:

 

*edit for punctuation this time.....*

Edited August 5, 200422 yr by Redwarf

I emailed our forms off to Denis Baker but no response yet. I will call him in the morning to make sure it's okay. Am really looking forward to having FUN - Competition Datgirl will be staying at home and Fun Datgirl (ie, donuts, loads of sideways stuff) will be live and wired. :dance:

 

Naturally Mr Redwarf will kick my butt, however, I vow not to care! I hope to inadvertently beat some others... Fook, I want your scalp!! *throws gauntlet down on ground* :S Oops, that was Competition Datgirl, sorry about that.

 

Craig - pity about PhatDat, what's with the suspension? It looked mighty high at Qld challenge.

Datgirl: No doubt you will beat me, I don't have a handbrake, and I have an open diff. At the last motorkhana I was struggling to put any power to the ground whatsoever, and only started to really boogie at the end on one of the faster tests when I could use 2nd gear...

i'll be there to put two more tires to death. :dance:

Fook - that is no fun!! you're 'sposed to say that you'll kick my butt!! If it is any consolation, the last time I motorkhana'd redwarf I REALLY sucked at using Redwarf's handbrake ie, I could NOT get the thing to mumbo flow the way I wanted it to. I would get one handbrake turn right, then stuff up the next one and so on and so forth. And, as you know, it is so important to get the flow of a test happening!

 

Just got the attack of the killer nervous flutterbies in my belly, I'm well-excited all of a sudden!!!! Should be fun!

 

I know Mr Redwarf is super pumped, he keeps sending me emails telling me how many sleeps and hours there are to go.

You kiddies are sooo lucky you get to do motorkhana. I was extremely excited to hear about it but the sponsor is waaaay too busy to get my car ready on time. :dance: I was thinking about coming down but am helping my nav fix his celica so he can sell it and buy a real competition car. Keep your eyes and ears open for something around 5g or less.

 

As for the Queensland Challenge the car was riding rather high at the back end due to the fact that I didn't get time to finish it. I blew 2 head gaskets in the week leading up to the event and thus spent my (and Harry's) time fixing them. By the time it was fixed there was no way that Fulcrum would be able to get everything done by the next day Got a quick wheel alignment at a local tyre shop and away I went. Damn it was hard keeping the car in a straight line. Very twitchy to drive and tendancy to understeer into corners. My nav was laughing at the amount of wheel work I had to do throughout the day. There is much setting up to be done. Hopefully it will be setup by next week. Might even be able to compete in the hillclimb in early September.

 

Craig