Tuesday, 31 January 2006

What do I do now?

Having just secured at a vey reasonable cost, a 205 GTX 1400cc, I wish to tap into the wealth of experiance within the group. In an attempt at the forthcoming Northern Trial.
Raising the rear end of the wee pug should be "relatively" simple. however can anyone provide a simple solution for the front end, ie. standard springs +2" if such a thing exists??
Sump and tank guards have been aquired, any other protection required?
The wheels are currently 14" , can any one advise on the most suitable tyre for this event/ car?
 
Think most other items have been thought through, but any assistance greatfully recieved.
 
Mark Simpson
Dumfries Scotland
 
 
 

Saturday, 28 January 2006

Exmoor




Exmoor 2006




Trial

The Fell Side Auto Club Northern Classic Trial
Saturday, 18th February, 2006.
There are still places available for this trial, Road miles reduced to 45 this year, at least 10 Sections and 2 Special Tests. Some old favorites and some new sections to test you out.Glorious scenery and good competition guaranteed.
Get your entries in as the closing date gets ever nearer.
The organising team look forward to all who have and will enter.
Myke Pocock
Chairman
FSAC.

Friday, 27 January 2006

Change of Address

For those of you who have missed my mass mailling:-

Please note that as of NOW,
Simon can be found at simonwoodall{at}actc.org.uk
and Barbara can be found at Barbara.selkirk{at}actc.org.uk
The Compuserve address is now dead

Replace the {at} with @ for those of you who aren't up to date with anti-spam tricks

Event Number placement

I didn't realise how important this is until the night shift at Waterloo.
 
We were up on the top bends and it was quiet difficultt to spot where the competitors had placed their numbers to mark my card. I was mindful that i didn't want to shine a bright light onto the mirrors to blind the driver.
 
A reflective number would be too expensive for the MCC but maybe a reflective red tape around the holder would be a good idea. Red as it faces to rear.
 
Bikes were much better even some were lit (!!) and others even called their number out when passing - really helpful lads!!
 
I wonder if Tim will put a restart between those bends next year. Nice addition for the reds!!
 
Mark

Tuesday, 24 January 2006

Stupid question?

Does anyone know of a source for the stick-on numbers that we're all supposed to have in the middle of our coloured 'class' discs? The old advice used to be to use the numbers used for motorcycle registration plates but, of course, no one produces plates this way any more, at least they don't seem to in Gloucestershire. Any ideas?
 
Andrew