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rubberbiscuitt 2006-08-30 12:21 PM

rallycross september 16-17
 
for myself even, i still need to conferm the dates.

according to sfrscca.org there is a rallycross at thenderhill in willows, ca on sep 16 and one the following day at the costa contra fairgrounds in antioc, ca the following day on the 17th. regaurdless the venue there is a rallycross that weekend for at least one day.

i thought i'd post for those who are inerested and didn't already know.

sfr rallycross

Kevin M 2006-08-30 12:53 PM

That's weird, I thought both days were at Antioch. Wish I could go, but I don't have decent tires yet.

JonnydaJibba 2006-08-30 01:04 PM

Would winter-type tires work good enough? I'd imagine they would. I've always wanted to rallyx.

Bob Danger 2006-08-30 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JonnydaJibba
Would winter-type tires work good enough? I'd imagine they would. I've always wanted to rallyx.

I call co-driver

Kevin M 2006-08-30 01:13 PM

Snow tires are perfect, since none of us wants to drop the cash on actual rally tires.

JonnydaJibba 2006-08-30 01:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by whatever site that was i forgot
Entry fee: $35. No spectator fees. SCCA Membership not required. Loaner helmets at no charge!

That's sweet, I really might want to participate. How hard are these types of rallyx on a car? I've only seen pictures. The ones I have since didn't look too intense.

Nick Koan 2006-08-30 02:48 PM

It'll be harder on your car then auto-x, but nothing like a real rally event.

JonnydaJibba 2006-08-30 02:53 PM

Well I was reading some stuffs and lookin at some other stuffs and it made me want my GC coilovers back so I can raise my car a bit from where it is now. At my cars current height I'm sure it's too low.

MikeK 2006-08-30 02:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nKoan
It'll be harder on your car then auto-x, but nothing like a real rally event.

Harder on your car, followed by auto-x? :P

sperry 2006-08-30 02:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeK
Harder on your car, followed by auto-x? :P

The part of the brain that distinguishes between "then" and "than" is missing from Nick's head. :lol:

Bob Danger 2006-08-30 02:57 PM

I want an old Subaru GL-10, with an exo cage, a lift kit, and skid plates, just so I could rally the hell out of it, and not care

Kevin M 2006-08-30 03:07 PM

Me too, but I want to start with an RX or XT, so that it is cool before I make it cool. :)

MattR 2006-08-30 03:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeK
Harder on your car, followed by auto-x? :P


I just pissed a little, man that never gets old...Good show! :lol:

MattR 2006-08-30 04:07 PM

I would love to build a rally-x car, that has to be a blast. I'll be at trials that day, but hopefully someone goes and runs...

Nick Koan 2006-08-30 05:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sperry
The part of the brain that distinguishes between "then" and "than" is missing from Nick's head. :lol:

I think it is :(

I can't seem to break the habbit, no matter how hard I try. Sometimes I wonder if it'd just be easier to convince everyone else in the world to change rather than my own brain.

(Oh crap, did I do it right that time?)

M3n2c3 2006-08-30 09:59 PM

Yeah, that one was right.

Damn. I've been thinking about this for the last few days, actually - picking up another cheap set of stock rims with whatever tires are on them to run the odd rally-x with. There's no way I'll be able to do this one, though.

rubberbiscuitt 2006-08-31 12:03 PM

i talked to the person in charge at sf region, and they said that the event is only one day and is the one in antioc.

the event that i did before was not as harsh on the car as one may think. with the exception or me rear swaybar problem, all wheels probably never left the ground. ie: a bounced wheel due to rebound from a rut, jump, or somehow bottomed out suspension. but you may use the rev limiter once or twice.

as far a tires, i was lucky and the tire shop screwed up and they gave me a/t tires instead of the summers i ordered. then i got my summer tires when i got back from the event. and i saw a guy there with a set of rt615's

the thunder hill venue is mild dirt with no rocks to report. i have no mudflaps, and haven't noticed any new scratches or chips.

oh and there is parade lap that i think autocross should adopt. (please nevermind if that idea has already been abandoned, i'm still new) it's a drive around the coarse after the walkthrough, before the race starts.

all in all, it's just really good fun.

khail19 2006-08-31 03:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nKoan
I think it is :(

I can't seem to break the habbit, no matter how hard I try. Sometimes I wonder if it'd just be easier to convince everyone else in the world to change rather than my own brain.

(Oh crap, did I do it right that time?)

Habbit?

http://www.spleenville.com/journal/a...eetheelves.jpg

M3n2c3 2006-08-31 04:41 PM

Filthy Habbitses.


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