Rear view cam. Hillclimb ;-)

[scooby151]

Just in case you have a couple of minutes to spare, this is my onboard rear view cam of my practice run during last Sunday's race. Hope you like ;-)
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ6YF6PoEGM

[anonymous-user]

Erm, that's quite quick...

[scooby151]

Cheers :-)

[Edition87]

Bloody hell

[scooby151]

[tr7v8]

Excellent, must visit a meeting in Malta at some point

[AJWSNR]

See what you mean when you say bumpy.!

[scooby151]

tr7v8 said:

Excellent, must visit a meeting in Malta at some point

Would be great to have you ;-) not many places to race unfortunately, but we give it our best every time ;-)

[scooby151]

AJWSNR said:

See what you mean when you say bumpy.!

Told you so, and by the way, the spring rates I have now are slightly different to the ones I had told you, since I now have a lighter body on the car, it's 225lbs in the front and 250 in the rear. ;-)

[scooby151]

And this is the forward facing version ;-)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikWSJj5jby0

[RWDKurt]

Really enjoyed those James - thanks for sharing. Makes sprinting on nice open UK race circuits seem a little tame..

[scooby151]

Thanks for the input ;-)

[BioBa]

Very impressive! Looks very dangerous.

[scooby151]

One must use the tools given to him no? We don't have a track, so we race on half decent roads instead ;-)

[AJWSNR]

Any problems with tyres touching bodywork with soft springing.what shocks you using?

[AJWSNR]

Any problems with tyres touching bodywork with soft springing.what shocks you using?

[scooby151]

Not really, occasionally the fronts but very rarely. I use Protec shocks, which I found to be quite good with a wider shaft, aluminum and .5 kgs lighter per shock than the AVO s ;-)