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LOL "in proper racing".It was only VERY heavy as we had a strong extra return spring which has been removed since you last saw it,but yes it looks like we could do with something like that.
I would to thank everybody who came along to help on the day,it just makes things much easier.
Photo. Dan
Bar. Dan
Welsh.Mike
J's bro.Matt
Food.Helen
Roll on Snetterton 17th Oct
Cool maybe,but for track only,on the road it would be totally unpractical. And no camber bolts would not give you that much,it should say what the max is,think its 1 1/2 to 2 deg neg but I might be wrong.
http://www.hrsprings.com/products/triple-c/
In the end though, it's a case of going fast enough to stay ahead of the car behind once the lead car has pulled out a gap.Do push past the limit for a unlikely win or be easy settle for second and keep it on the island and race another day.Back of your mind next week is Silverstone don't break...
I think Gerrards took its toll on the front suspension as the camber had moved:eek:.Anyway a quick phone call to Carbody Banbury and they said bring it down.
We had lost 1deg of camber on the nearside and gained 1deg on the offside,very strange but true.Anyway we are now all square and ready to...