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PostPosted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 11:17 pm 
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Nah going for a cruise in the Clubby tomorrow, didnt realise Hill climb was on.

When i get my stuff sorted i really want to get a diff and good cage, as mine has been cams approved before i need to find out if i can get another log book for it which means i will be able to run in some different type of events.

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Road Registered 1601 to 2000cc
15 Graeme Hodges Ford Escort Mk 2 1998 Red GCTMC Yes
34 John Curlie Saab 99 EMS 1985 Silver/Blue MGCCQ Yes
52 Rod King Peugeot 306 Gti 6 1998 Red MGCCQ Yes
66 Jeff Oldham Datsun 1600 2000 White MGCCQ Yes
147 Jim Peall Ford Anglia 1998 Orange MGCCQ Yes
http://www.mgccq.org.au/20060813%20Hill ... 20list.pdf

see you there Alex :)


Luke,

phone CAMS brisbane and give them all numbers that you can find
engine, chasis, ROPS approval number.
you might get lucky !

cheers Jeff

ps luke see this http://www.mgccq.org.au/2006%20Registra ... 202006.pdf


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That looks like im doing my first hillclimb on the 15th of Ocotober then! :lol: Might have to pull my finger out and get that LSD Diff then.

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49.71


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WOW, thats fantastic Jeff. :shock:

I got 45mm webbers now too.. should help a little.

Sorry i missed it, Alex was a bit Hungover yesterday.. hehe

but the new chassis is at the sandblasters, and we are pulling the motor out on friday.

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:mrgreen:

Paul Bond pipped me timewise in his L20 powered 1600 - 49.51
but he is in a differnt class to me
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should have new tyres for the next one.......48's ?????? maybe :roll:

the class record is 47.45 I wonder how much money it will cost to break the bugger :P


Alex,
good to hear the new car is coming along.
twin 45's - cool 8)


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the class record is 47.45 I wonder how much money it will cost to break the bugger :P
it all comes down to money not the driver? :lol:

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oh just relised how much better your time was, well done jeff broke that 50sec barrier

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it all comes down to money not the driver? :lol:
bit of both, I wonder how John Morton would go in my 1600 :P


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well done jeff.

do you know how much power at the wheels?
what gearbox do you use and what diff ratio?


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Thanks Harry

The sr20's new were rated at 140HP at the flywheel, so whats that 100hp to 120hp at the wheels ????
haven't dynoed it or anything.

I know nothing about the engine except that it was from jap import, no idea how many k's its done, never even tested the compression :oops:

Gearbox is std sr20de 5 speed
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yeah I'd guess somewhere around the 110bhp at the wheels give or take a handful.

that's a very impressive time for your setup! well done!

going for a different tyre this time or sticking with the 32R? Toyo RA01's seem to be worth almost a second at the hill when you get the hang of them (apparently the feel very different to other semis), but need to be buffed down to be at their best.


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I just bought a set of Toyo 888's

I was told the Kuhmo's would be better for circuit, but take a couple of laps to come on.

Everybody says that the Yoko 48's lose their grip after 1 good hot running so I decided to try the Toyo Instead.

I am hoping to run it in the 48's with the new Toyo's, maybe I'm kidding myself ??????????? find out in a few weeks i guess :P


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I got TOYO RA1's, and yes they are good when cold, but tend to move around ALOT after about 10mins of 'spirited' driving.

not sure if they are worth a second at the hill though? unless i am just really slow without them. :cry:

when is the next one? I ahve been a bit slack in doing events this year.

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ironman hillclimb 24th september

yeah i would have gone the Kuhmo's if i was just doing circuit stuff, much stiffer sidewall.


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