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Warwick 2010
Boostn - October 11th, 2010 at 03:11 PM

Hey guys,
good to hear you all had a great time even with the crappy weather.

Can you fill us in [the people that couldn't make it] on times, who raced, and who did not?
What happened to the new cars?
fastest et?
winners?

Thanks


ian.mezz - October 11th, 2010 at 03:30 PM

Wayne wpvw quickest ET of the weekend with a 6.89sec pass.
I think most of the Turbos ran good.
I think that most of the supercharged vw chucked belts, I think the KG got a good top speed even on another shitty run. 120mph.
correct me if i am wrong.:blush:


HotRodMatt - October 11th, 2010 at 04:46 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by ian.mezz
I think that most of the supercharged vw chucked belts, I think the KG got a good top speed even on another shitty run. 120mph.
correct me if i am wrong.:blush:


Ghia came out for a "feel the track" run to see if it was suitable for any power to be put down. Did a soft launch and low revs run through the gears sheared off a blower pulley belt (changed set up to a toothed belt from multi-v) but still managed a 122mph terminal speed.

The changes to the gear shift have meant that it can get all gears now, but the rear springs need to be adjusted as there was far too much spring in the back.

Except for the belt/pulley it meant some good development has occurred since the last shake down.

Better to have "shitty" careful passes and keep the car in one piece than go all out before the car is sorted for the kind of power it develops just to boost the ego.


typethreeking - October 11th, 2010 at 04:54 PM

hey matt, got any pics from warwick to put up for us????


colonel mustard - October 11th, 2010 at 06:30 PM

correct me if im wrong, but the engine in the Ghia is from the cab....


11CAB - October 11th, 2010 at 06:41 PM

Wrong Ghia... they are talking about the CBB Drag Ghia


ian.mezz - October 11th, 2010 at 07:13 PM

Rose did about 16 runs
she did a PB time 10.007
We had a good weekend , we may even go down to portland again.:blush:


Boostn - October 11th, 2010 at 07:38 PM

Thanks guys.

I don't blame MIke for not running his car on that track.
Was DB there?
What did Brad run?
The new cars?


typethreeking - October 11th, 2010 at 07:44 PM

DB wasnt there, hes overseas on holiday, not sure about brads car, he had trouble with oil leaks. My fastback ran a little slower this year with traction issues but ran my best MPH at 88.5 so that was cool, now onto the tube chassis car, already got parts on the way..


hypo-vw - October 11th, 2010 at 08:52 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by colonel mustard
correct me if im wrong, but the engine in the Ghia is from the cab....

wrong dude.... the engine in my red Ghia is a 1776 type-1 with a T2 garrett turbo 1 3/4" su carb and the engine in my cab is a 2litre type-4 with a T25 garrett turbo 2" su carb . Both engines have the porsche fan kit though , and they do look alike .


matberry - October 11th, 2010 at 10:07 PM

Dave Stoker sheared the teeth off a blower belt in the pits so never saw the track.

Michael (Nasty) did a shake down/test skid and later a low power launch.

Sauron was running strong, but broke a tranny I think.

Rodney ran his new 198hp engine in his circuit car and ran as hard as Rodney usually does with no breakages iirc.

Unfortunately the Dog was a no show!!!! I have no idea what happened to Ross


In our camp, Tony with his flat black Manx had a new combo, trans by DB and engine by myself.
We broke-in the cam on Thursday before the event, ran sweet all weekend. Fastest Buggy on the day with consistant low 8's and over 80mph all weekend, iirc best of 8.1 @ 84mph. Not bad for a very tight 2276 with 040's and IDA's
My Hillbilly racer was not going to participate, but with the offer from Rodney of some IDA's again, with the help of #1 crewman Ritchie, we thrashed most of the week before the event to swap pans with my baja project to run the huge ZF 4-DS 18 transmission and irs 930 setup.
We made it, arriving later than expected on Sat morning after a week of 3 & 4 hours a night sleep. Car ran ok with a few little issues but came home unbroken after running 8.2 @ 84mph with a best 60 of 1.72 by driving off the line !!!

CLA founder Coletrickle showed up Saturday without a car...somehow his two engine budget managed niether.:lol:

Oh and Wayne, those two engines are way too similar !!!!


vw54 - October 12th, 2010 at 06:32 AM

Vintage car ran flawless all weekend 9 runs top stuff

no spanners were removed from the toolbox LOL

best run was 7.01


66deluxe - October 12th, 2010 at 05:04 PM

Did you eat all that by yourself Dave, i bet you did, didn't you.


vw54 - October 12th, 2010 at 05:24 PM

yep and it WAS nice

we brought in our Spanish chef especially to cook for us

Drag racing creates a good appetite


rose - October 12th, 2010 at 05:40 PM

No spanners but I did see a computer geek at the Vintage car playing with it:lol:

No he didn't eat it all but he had a few helpings it was yummo it's good when you can just sit back and watch someone else cook.

Quote:
Originally posted by vw54
Vintage car ran flawless all weekend 9 runs top stuff

no spanners were removed from the toolbox LOL

best run was 7.01


Boostn - October 12th, 2010 at 08:16 PM

Sounds cool.
how about nash?
that looks awesome
any news?


westi - October 29th, 2010 at 08:34 PM

better late than never.reply wise.
7.2 ish was my quickest,shit 60ft's though.
i ran 98.--mph and 99.12mph also had a few back off's 88.90.92mph.but i don't have the slip's to match up sixty's and times,typical apprentice,i told him on the weekend the only thing you need to do is clean and keep the sheet's i give you,needless to say the car was clean,don't have anyidea were the time slip's went .ahhhahahah.
not that funny.
any how what's you excuse for not going,r u scared of the toad's or something.
i 'm coming down to portland to see if we can have a state v's state junka showdown.keen.
fibreglass v's steel'
lightweight v's heavyweight.hahahaha.
cya there.


colonel mustard - November 13th, 2010 at 10:55 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by hypo-vw
Quote:
Originally posted by colonel mustard
correct me if im wrong, but the engine in the Ghia is from the cab....

wrong dude.... the engine in my red Ghia is a 1776 type-1 with a T2 garrett turbo 1 3/4" su carb and the engine in my cab is a 2litre type-4 with a T25 garrett turbo 2" su carb . Both engines have the porsche fan kit though , and they do look alike .


ah, touche. thanks for the pictures mate!

i think it must have been that tan coloured tinware that made me think it was just a swapsies for the weekend :lol: