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- December 13, 2004 at 11:55 pm in reply to: Chassis and Tuning Seminar at GJMS January 22, 2005 #49149
stacey cook
ParticipantMarc, it is the new Ski-Doo RT-1000 mountain sled, 162″ track, when are we going riding?
December 13, 2004 at 9:17 pm in reply to: Chassis and Tuning Seminar at GJMS January 22, 2005 #49147stacey cook
ParticipantMarc, have you down, the sled is scary!! 1000cc twin 162″ track climbs anything.. will get me in places I shoudn’t be 😯
December 13, 2004 at 4:23 pm in reply to: Chassis and Tuning Seminar at GJMS January 22, 2005 #49145stacey cook
ParticipantGot you guys down on the list….
that makes 12 so far….December 13, 2004 at 3:48 pm in reply to: Chassis and Tuning Seminar at GJMS January 22, 2005 #49143stacey cook
ParticipantLarry, thanks for coming over, you have a great family! it sure is nice to see a dad so commited to his kids and actually participating. See you the 22nd. Doug is very knowlegable and should help all of us alot..
stacey cook
ParticipantCritical Zone at Grand Junction Motor Speedway 970-216-6600 or 970-640-8990 Shift, Sparco, Zamp, Bieffe and many more…
stacey cook
ParticipantRichie will have his dyno up and running in a few weeks, he can do all the testing and is a neutral party not selling Animal, mini max etc.
stacey cook
ParticipantDyno, I think RBI is getting a new one soon.. I will call Richie and see if he would trade some dyno time for a new Hi-Tech Pavesi and some helmets 😀
stacey cook
ParticipantMike, your right!! every minute counts and it takes the track officials and drivers to make it work..
stacey cook
ParticipantMike, I like the idea of poll, maybe Angie can put one together for us…
stacey cook
Participant125 PRO :cheers: :cheers:
stacey cook
ParticipantDoug comments and class structure make alot of sense, what are the pro’s and con’s of this format?
stacey cook
ParticipantLarry, my 1st race ever in a Kart was at the Super Nationals in Vegas and it was in a 250 :idn: I had only been in a kart for about 15 minutes ever before that and got so hooked that I came home and bought ground just to build our track. After 5 axles, 2 Italians(I took them out) I finally made it to 6th in the main before having a spectacular crash down the back straight at Vegas. The only time I was on the track is when I was crossing it, he, he, but I had a ball!!! I am hesitant to require a minimum # of Club races before someone can compete in the CSC because of some guys naturally adapt and run up front from the very beginning and some have many races and still run towards the back but are still having fun.
stacey cook
ParticipantDon, good point about tech, I believe we had tech in the Comer 50 and the Snr 4 cycle but that is something else we need to consider when coming up with a schedule on race day. As for the Cadet Tag, it would include the Mini Max, easykart, puma and what ever else that might fit in that category. I don’t know enough about the WF is it electric start? This is all good feedback and we need to conitnue to hear everyones opnion on these items…
stacey cook
ParticipantMike, at our last CSC event in July we started at 8:00 ran 2 full practice sessions per class, qualifiing, heat races, main events and we were totally done by 5:30. I think with really good time managment and a strict schedule it is possible to get more track time. It takes the race officials and participants working together to make it all work. That is something that CSC is working on to address these issues.. all comments and suggestions sure help…
stacey cook
ParticipantHere is what I am thinking out loud:
Comer 50 “STOCK” sprocket, airfilter only (cheat- banned for Life)
Jr-1
Sr 4 cycle
Cadet Tag- 13-14hp tops ages 8-12
Tag Jr.
Tag Snr
Tag Masters
Nov shifter
80Jr
125 Stock-Moto, ICC with extra 10-15 lbs
125 Semi-pro Moto and ICC 10lbs Mod Motors
Sr/Hv 125
125 ProLets here the pro’s and cons and other suggestions
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