Infineon 4/29 & 4/30
04-26-2006, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by East Bay STI
I will be crewing this coming weekend. We will be having 2 or 3 cars running these weekend not sure though. The cars I work on are the #88 Civic Si EM1, and #69 Civic Si EG9, look for us the guys with White and Blue Shirts that say Prima Racing. 2005 Nor Cal Champs in Honda Challenge #88 car and runner up #69 car as well 
Looking to hopefully repeat lasts years Championship, and at leat top 5 for car #69. I will more then likely not have my STi this weekend 
gas is too much, even though I am only traveling from Hayward area 
-Gio
Looking to hopefully repeat lasts years Championship, and at leat top 5 for car #69. I will more then likely not have my STi this weekend gas is too much, even though I am only traveling from Hayward area -Gio
04-26-2006, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by WillisW555
Yeah, I'm going to take the STI so I can test the effects of the Cusco sway bars. I hope they helped kill some of the understeer.
I went to extremes with mine, I have a WRX rear sway (20mm - my car is an '01 RS coupe) with Whiteline endlinks and I have removed my front sway. I will leave it like this for a little while with the AGXs and P1's but I am sure I will end up putting it back on. I want to see how the car handles with the new struts/springs, ALK and no front sway... So far it's been damn fun on my worn out stock suspension...
04-26-2006, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by WillisW555
Yeah, I'm going to take the STI so I can test the effects of the Cusco sway bars. I hope they helped kill some of the understeer.
04-26-2006, 03:36 PM
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Yeah, I usually start the day out a little higher and drop pressure as the day get warmer. I should have written down my previous pressures, but I don't know if they even matter since I've modded the suspension.
04-26-2006, 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted by WillisW555
Yeah, I usually start the day out a little higher and drop pressure as the day get warmer. I should have written down my previous pressures, but I don't know if they even matter since I've modded the suspension.
04-26-2006, 06:21 PM
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damn, i cannot believe i am missing this... would have been fun to take the evo out, auto-x is getting boring really fast. Well if anyone wants pics i'll be out there with my camera and hopefully picking up my telephoto lens from a buddy...
04-26-2006, 09:43 PM
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Good news I got a tent today, and I will be camping out there on Saturday night, so my STi will be there, too bad somebody keyed my trunk a couple days ago. As for the margaritas, they are always great, especially when you don't have to drive anywhere, just walk back to your campsite, etc., lol Can't wait for this weekend to happen already. I will be bringing a few bottles of Higher Octane fun, so anyone that will be there throughout the night can enjoy themselves, as long as no one is driving afterwaeds. I do not encourage DWI's at all See you guys there.
Can't wait for this weekend to happen already. I will be bringing a few bottles of Higher Octane fun, so anyone that will be there throughout the night can enjoy themselves, as long as no one is driving afterwaeds. I do not encourage DWI's at all See you guys there.
04-28-2006, 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted by qwk_wrx
damn, i cannot believe i am missing this... would have been fun to take the evo out, auto-x is getting boring really fast. Well if anyone wants pics i'll be out there with my camera and hopefully picking up my telephoto lens from a buddy...
Yo Rocky
I'll be out there on Sat. w/ a buddy to spectate. Maybe I'll see you there.
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04-28-2006, 11:31 AM
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I was lame and didn't sign up in time before the groups filled up. However I'm going to show up and try and "late register" to get into group 2, but I'm not getting my hopes up.
04-28-2006, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by JZ oo7
how strict is NASA with having photographers track side? do they even allow it? who should i contact to get access if that is needed?
You can basically go anywhere that any spectator can, and definitely not in the hotpits. If you have a good telefoto and a tripod, you should be able to get some great shots as well as some really good excersize.
04-28-2006, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by wombatsauce
Bring a good telefoto.. You can basically go anywhere that any spectator can, and definitely not in the hotpits. If you have a good telefoto and a tripod, you should be able to get some great shots as well as some really good excersize.
You can basically go anywhere that any spectator can, and definitely not in the hotpits. If you have a good telefoto and a tripod, you should be able to get some great shots as well as some really good excersize.
that's how close i wanna be