Index...

Alot of information in this index :

http://www.rallyracingnews.com/teams/index.html

Umm, wow Morten, welcome to 1999. lol

I'd imagine wheelbase, engine, etc... info is still current ?

This index was intended for people who haven't been around rally for as long as you, and probably don't know all the info in the index.

But thanks for pointing out the year of it's origen !

I'm gonna to put my rally rookie ass up on dat dar list! thx!

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Jon Burke - KI6LSW
Blog: http://psgrallywrx.blogspot.com/

Hey, looky here.

http://www.rallyracingnews.com/nepro/01nedivsched.html

and here

http://www.rallyracingnews.com/nepro/02nedivsched.html

Dave Shindle began the DC rallyX program that he killed but is still alive.

http://www.wdcr-scca.org/RallyCross/tabid/88/Default.aspx

CommanderSalamander Wrote:
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> Dave Shindle began the DC rallyX program that he
> killed but is still alive.

Hey, Dave. On a totally unrelated topic, did you get the e-mail that I sent you earlier today?

alan

You've got mail.

Morten2 Wrote:
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> I'd imagine wheelbase, engine, etc... info is
> still current ?
>
> This index was intended for people who haven't
> been around rally for as long as you, and probably
> don't know all the info in the index.
>
> But thanks for pointing out the year of it's
> origen !


I was just teasing you cuz RRN is one of the oldest (If not the oldest) North American rally websites.

I thought I had stumbled on to quite "the find", since I had never seen or heard of it before.

I enjoyed reading the bios of people, their teams, and the car info.

It's a great resource.

Sometimes old is better... (must be going through a mid life crisis) *wink*

Morten2 Wrote:
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> I thought I had stumbled on to quite "the find",
> since I had never seen or heard of it before.
>
> I enjoyed reading the bios of people, their teams,
> and the car info.
>
> It's a great resource.
>
> Sometimes old is better... (must be going through
> a mid life crisis) *wink*


Still the best compilation of North American rally results there is.

Thanks. Found some interesting tidbits on Honda Civics. The spring rates they listed actually answered one of my questions!

George

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Civic Rally Car

Relevance to this thread: zero. I don't care where I put this, so.... how about in this thread?



It should need little explanation.

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Grassroots rally. It's what I think about.

Wow Anders, did you get a visit from the safety fairy?

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Monika Hawkinson
Seattle, WA

No, I kick my guys asses so they always wear helmets when driving the forklift. I was thinking of rally cars.

Anders

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Grassroots rally. It's what I think about.

gkd Wrote:
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> Thanks. Found some interesting tidbits on Honda
> Civics. The spring rates they listed actually
> answered one of my questions!

Take it with a grain of salt--you're not going to want 500lb/in springs like the team Honda Research had (with Koni's). That is pretty close to a tarmac setup.

I'm curious how the other Civic got a 5.81:1 final drive. Don't know of anyone who made anything like that for a single cam Honda.