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...and 0.4L right Steveo?

Nah, i think Andrew said its a fully built 2.6L

yep thats right but should change in the next couple of weeks :D

Should be a rocket once thats done - and it looks hot as! About time its being driven properly :(

Hey Adam (Abobob) mate i will be there as usual minus a car so happy to help out with flags etc....

I think i am helping with the scrutineering (spelling after a few beers ROFL) or am happy to like Texi.... just say the word and I will be at your command :blush:

Well sort of............................ :P :P

Hey Adam (Abobob) mate i will be there as usual minus a car so happy to help out with flags etc....

I think i am helping with the scrutineering (spelling after a few beers ROFL) or am happy to like Texi.... just say the word and I will be at your command :blush:

Well sort of............................ :P :P

Were right for scrutineering Ando :) got that part down pat.

do you bring something to chock the wheels for when you come straight off the track?

Yeah its a good idea as leaving the handbrake on while the brakes are red hot can warp and leave deposits on the the rotors, as you most likely know seeing as you're asking the question! :P

Keep in mind though that you cant have the chocks flying around your car while you race... leave them in your garage. Scrutineers will tell you to take them out if they see them.




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