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Re: Winter Makeover
February 22, 2016 03:56PM
back from the dead....Dave Clark breathed a little life into this project!

He cleaned up and reinforced the front core support, hung a new radiator and built front and rear bash plates! Thanks Dave....
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Re: Winter Makeover
March 03, 2016 04:29PM
Fancy new brake booster delete cleaned up the engine bay and gave me some space back.

OTR is next month!!
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Re: Winter Makeover
March 04, 2016 03:07PM
I like the skid plate mounting. Looks nice!



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Re: Winter Makeover
March 28, 2016 11:11AM
it's alive...well, almost. ECU, dash and main lights are powered up and I bumped the starter last night.

The E85 in the tank has been there since 2011, I'm guesing I need to drain it before trying to start it avoid fuel issues.



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Re: Winter Makeover
March 29, 2016 10:20AM
Looking forward to seeing this at OTR.
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Re: Winter Makeover
March 29, 2016 11:10AM
Looking great, keep up the momentum.

-Jon
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Re: Winter Makeover
March 29, 2016 03:24PM
making progress daily: drained the tank last night, picked up some fresh E85 today and the shocks returned from Ireland today after a quick rebuild. Might try to start it tonight!

Hopefully I'll get some proper gravel wheels soon winking smiley

If I run the National, I have to buy Maxxis tires....is that a real thing?
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Re: Winter Makeover
March 30, 2016 12:06PM
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If I run the National, I have to buy Maxxis tires....is that a real thing?

Yes, unfortunately it is a thing, if you're 2wd and in Rally America National you need Maxxis tires.
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Re: Winter Makeover
March 30, 2016 12:15PM
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If I run the National, I have to buy Maxxis tires....is that a real thing?

Yes, unfortunately it is a thing, if you're 2wd and in Rally America National you need Maxxis tires.

Of course if the few teams bothering to enter the "Nationals" had some discipline and got together and ALL showed up with whatever they wanted to use, and simply refused to be coerced by this dumb rule and in clear language told the idiots who cooked up the dumb idea to cram thei tires up their asses, what could the morons do?
Collective action and disciple and this would go away.



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Re: Winter Makeover
March 30, 2016 02:36PM
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If I run the National, I have to buy Maxxis tires....is that a real thing?

Yes, unfortunately it is a thing, if you're 2wd and in Rally America National you need Maxxis tires.

You get one event per season to defer using Maxsis tires.



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Re: Winter Makeover
March 30, 2016 03:34PM
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If I run the National, I have to buy Maxxis tires....is that a real thing?

Yes, unfortunately it is a thing, if you're 2wd and in Rally America National you need Maxxis tires.

You get one event per season to defer using Maxsis tires.

Was an offical "bulletin" ever published...I don't see one on the RA website?
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Re: Winter Makeover
March 30, 2016 04:00PM
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If I run the National, I have to buy Maxxis tires....is that a real thing?

Yes, unfortunately it is a thing, if you're 2wd and in Rally America National you need Maxxis tires.

You get one event per season to defer using Maxsis tires.

The ability to defer is based on the event itself. Unless they chose to offer the ability to defer again in Oregon, the only place you could get away with not using Maxxis was 100AW.

Looking around, there was no official bulletin about the tire requirement, only the press releases on the RA site. The only offical documentation from RA that mentions Maxxis is the event exception for 100AW, which can be found on the 100AW event page on the RA site. it's bollocks.
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Re: Winter Makeover
March 30, 2016 07:15PM
I'm no rules expert but if it's not in the RA rulebook, a published bulletin or in the event sups, it doesn't sound like a "requirement"....
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Re: Winter Makeover
March 30, 2016 11:35PM
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I'm no rules expert but if it's not in the RA rulebook, a published bulletin or in the event sups, it doesn't sound like a "requirement"....

There was some Press Rel;ease for immediate release! andf I think some Bulletin that was in the spam folder--got deleted..

As far as I recall it might have been mentioned on their Facespaced page.
I don't think there was a mention of what Ritchie paid Bill as an "inducement" to introduce the requirement...I did hear somebody was offered $1000. Personal check..



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Re: Winter Makeover
April 11, 2016 05:59PM
11 days to OTR and the struggle is real!

Wiring almost complete and still lots of parts in-bound. I picked up a new Hella LED bar...sweet little light bar in a Spot configuration. It's less than 2 pounds and should work well with another all around wide pattern LED bar.
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