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A friend of mine sent me this picture it looks like Chuckwalla is planning to add 2 new racetracks on the property. One to the right that looks like it may incorporate the air strip and another smaller track to the left. It also looks like there may be possibility of adding 2 of the tracks...
you could also list this car for sale on bringatrailer or carsandbids. I've never done the process. However, you should be able to put a reserve price on there that you want to get, that way you at minimum get an amount you are ok with.
I also have an ATX20HD in my car. It has been almost a full year with mine and I have no complaints. Cranks over my car easier than the oem battery did even with E85. I have noticed if I am on the track or the canyon It does take an extra crank or 2 to start but otherwise flawless
Hey everyone. I know there’s at least 3 drivers from this forum attending the event. Here’s a QR code linked to my most recent Instagram post with some basic event information. I’m going to be way more active on Instagram than on here so please feel free to message or follow me on there for more...
Also, F1 has a long history of wheel covers. the current designs are really flat and I believe that was done in an effort to make drafting or chasing down another car easier.
If you go back about 10 years or more, teams were trying a large range of wheel covers. Some stationary, some attached...
I'm no aero/ cfd expert. But I personally loves these and want to put some on my build as well. From what I've read online the smooth ones, that do not have fines like on the GT3RS MR are done in an effort to reduce drag, which, will give smoother cleaner air to the wing or potentially diffuser...
I'm guessing this is going to be great for the big power guys.
For us road racers, I'm guessing the main benefit would be better ring seal from less heat distortion and the block might hold together better in case of a failure?
I can't imagine we'd see much more power if any in an NA build just...
Not sure if this would help or what is changed. But the FP350S EPAS is available here:
https://performanceparts.ford.com/part/M-3504-FP350S
I would suspect there is some sort of faster steering ratio in it, but someone else would need to confirm for me.
Yessir, this is my 4th year doing an open track all day event for my bday. This is my first year on this forum which is why no one here has heard of me before lol. but on my instagram there's old posts from previous years.
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