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Too much curb...?
1998 Caterham - Crossflow
1972 Mallock 11b
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This is a new definition of “four wheels off” the track! The traditional definition has caused more than one track day driver to have to come in for a chat (or at least one driver I can think of, offhand....). Croc, I don’t think you have you ever witnessed me doing this version of four wheels off(probably because the curbs at NJMP are not that steep).
Kitcat:AKA, Sir Spinsalot
'97 Caterham Super Sprint, 1700 Crossflow-sold
'09 Birkin S3, Duratec-sold
'03 Caterham Zetec track car
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'19 Miata Clubsport
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Its Shane!!!!!
Mike
2021 Caterham CSR "CatKong"
2010 Caterham CSR with Cosworth 2.3 Duratec
2018 Caterham 420R with 2L Duratec 210hp at Donington UK
1972 Lamborghini Espada GT
1975 BMW CSL Group 4 (restoration finished - track set up time)
1977 Holden Torana "A9X" (awaiting restoration)
1985 Holden Commodore SS Group A (suspension restoration)
1985 Holden Commodore Group A (suspension set up)
1982 Ferrari 400i (radiator replacement)
1965 Ford Mustang Fastback "Holman Moody"
1992 Ford Escort RS Cosworth WRC (dyno time)
1990 Range Rover 2 door Classic
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When it comes down, you better have your back off the seat, like "posting a trot" as we used to say with horses and motorcycles.
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Wow - that is some serious air. Must have hurt on landing.
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Trim the ride height 9" inches up and he'll be golden.
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LOL! I knew that was coming!!!! I just knew it!Originally Posted by Croc
Its Shane!!!!!
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