Is there any website for "bet it yourself" online betting? I guess mostly this would be an escrow service with a fun betting interface. We could set this up there.. we'd just need some 350Z forum people to match our bets...
Wouldn't work.
You'd need to run on a sanctioned track with some sort of organization body to prevent the typical BS you see when people race....You know, whining and complaining.
Where is this road and what type of road surface. You have my full attention, I need more details. I've been wanting to run such a course but wasn't able to find any!!
There are a series of roads in West quebec, North of Ottawa - Wolfe Lake; Otter Lake; Danforth Lake area that are used; road surfaces vary from tarmac to gravel to packed dirt. The terrain is very hilly; roads are narrow with many tight twists and turns.
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You'd need to run on a sanctioned track with some sort of organization body to prevent the typical BS you see when people race....You know, whining and complaining.
Vegas allows you to get on NHRA events.
Okay so in other words we need a referee (doesn't seem like a 'sanctioned track' is going to happen). So, got any plans on race day, vvv90? I'll buy you a striped referee shirt off ebay.
By the way what's the top-speed on a 350Z (speed limited or otherwise)?
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[quote=All_Wheel_Drive]Okay so in other words we need a referee (doesn't seem like a 'santioned track' is going to happen). So, got any plans on race day, vvv90? I'll buy you a striped referee shirt off ebay.[/quoe]
I'm IN!!! ... The problem is the 350Z guys will know I'm biased.
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By the way what's the top-speed on a 350Z (speed limited or otherwise)?
No matter what it is he won't hit in within a 1/4 mile.
Okay so in other words we need a referee (doesn't seem like a 'sanctioned track' is going to happen). So, got any plans on race day, vvv90? I'll buy you a striped referee shirt off ebay.
By the way what's the top-speed on a 350Z (speed limited or otherwise)?
It won't matter, as it's doubtful anyone will hit the top speed on a really twisty hilly rally course.
If you pick a good spectator location, you'll get a good view of the underside of each car as they fly by (literally).
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By the way what's the top-speed on a 350Z (speed limited or otherwise)?
Governed at 250 km/h, hit it numerous times. Redline is 6800 at 250 km/h rpm is 5600. There is an ECU flash that puts the rpm at 7100 redline and removes the speed limiter.
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You've gotta be kidding me .. no chance in hell I'm putting my car on this road. It'll ruine my wheels, underbody, and suspension and I'm not doing that to prove a point, even my friend won't put his STI on this road. Shannonville seems more logical to me unless you find a similar course with paved roads.
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Would you put your car through this course? thats just funny, would you put a corvette on this course? or a Porsche.. M3... don't expect me to do so!!!
Governed at 250 km/h, hit it numerous times. Redline is 6800 at 250 km/h rpm is 5600. There is an ECU flash that puts the rpm at 7100 redline and removes the speed limiter.
You've gotta be kidding me .. no chance in hell I'm putting my car on this road. It'll ruine my wheels, underbody, and suspension and I'm not doing that to prove a point, even my friend won't put his STI on this road. Shannonville seems more logical to me unless you find a similar course with paved roads.
Would you put your car through this course? thats just funny, would you put a corvette on this course? or a Porsche.. M3... don't expect me to do so!!!
I'm not kidding.
Very, very twisty. My car has been on this course. And it is quick. And it is still in one piece. Very tough drivetrain, brakes and suspension.
I thought, since you where so knowlegable about motorsports, you would know what a pro rally course was like. I can possibly select mostly paved roads, if you like and use the loose surfaces as transport sections. I will speak to the rallymaster.
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.. no chance in hell I'm putting my car on this road. It'll ruine my wheels, underbody, and suspension and I'm not doing that to prove a point, even my friend won't put his STI on this road. Shannonville seems more logical to me unless you find a similar course with paved roads.
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