What i want to hear is have they put the time and money into stopping the water getting on to the track.Originally Posted by Rod Grimwood
What i want to hear is have they put the time and money into stopping the water getting on to the track.
Most probably waiting for summer, that will fix it.
Does this answer your question- headline in todays Herald-
Racing: Rain the key to chances at Pukekohe.Okay, let's take the positive approach and say, for the sake of this column, it will rain at Pukekohe Park for the Counties meeting..Whether it rains will be the difference between eye fillet and supermarket sausages for dinner next week.
If its wet they will be needing spatulas to scrape the Historic Sports Sedans off the walls, and what will the owners be eating to afford to fix their valuable cars.
Last edited by John McKechnie; 08-10-2013 at 01:08 AM.
Sorry but when mine is ready it will not be going there, and I loved the place way back.
Thats a big call Rod,understand completely, I am sure many others feel the same.
Right John, but heard and seen to much from the concrete and at least you have a sporting chance if you wander a bit wide at other places, which we tend to do some times.
Trouble is that you, and others who feel this way,are not going to influence the decision makers into doing what is sensible
Par for the coarse, but we have to make decisions some times, and thats my feeling about the place now and every one else will have there's as is their right.
I don't have lotto backing me so am very conscious of any damage/expense and want to give myself a sporting chance. Maybe a bit gun shy after my biff in rally car which is hurting pocket as well, and that was my fault no one else's.
Would be 100 % with you on that one Grimmy,as you probably know of old ,I am brave but not stupid ,no one is going to stomp up up and help with costs when you demolish it ,I went to, two club meetings at the end of last season spectating at Puke ,both were basically wash outs ,its bad enough loosing your money just for admittance as a spectator ,let alone paying a entry fee for the chances of half a days racing ,or doing heaps of damage on a whole lot of water that has got no where to go
Last edited by bob homewood; 08-10-2013 at 04:27 AM.
So are you both going Escort jiving at Hampton Downs in the very near future?
Hopefully
And remember jiving is 176 beats per minute.....
Found the motor under all the stuff at the back of the garage yet , Rod?
You would think they'd get their finger out and get it sorted, if the corrupt wankers, I mean V8Supercars admin get to hear of it and there's a chance of their championship round being compromised by on-track standing water, they would be extremely upset, and when they get cranky there are often lawyers involved...
Just trying to sort a dry sump system out for it John, if you know where there may be one lying around give me a yell. (2ltr Pinto block) Taking all brakes off for refresh (only done in 1993 and not moved), then start on body (mine as well)
Rod- by putting a yell here for the dry sump, something may appear.
Just sorted out one for my XA.
By doing a dry sump, you are definitely getting ready for HD.
BTW- what happened to the one off the motor?
Would an accumulator be suitable here?
Car body will be easier and cheaper to get into shape than human body
Bog is cheaper than botox
Last edited by John McKechnie; 08-10-2013 at 10:38 PM.
Got a big sump with gates etc, but HD is dry sump territory
Got mine from Shane Johnson at Segedins- possibility here?
Bite the bullet Rod ,and buy a decent one ,in the long run it will be cheaper than a engine rebuild
Yeah, Rod, imagine if St Nick refused you an entry through the Pearly Gates because you had not been a good boy to your engines.
BTW walking the dog twice a day is good exercise to start getting you back in shape.
Then begin bench pressing Austin 7 cranks -Oldfart will loan you one-working your way up to 1500 Cortina and finally 272 Boatanchor crank. You wont need power steering then.
It's got armstrong power steering already, think I will walk by myself and save my sinus's, saves stopping at every bush/post for sniff and pee and bringing hot takeaways back for the rubbish bin.
yea doing some looking in pom land now Bob, if you have contacts or supplier drop me line mate.
Cheers
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