After a year of straightening a wrecked Vee out we hit the track in CT. Very exciting in the off-and-on rain -spun twice. Those little engines sing on aircraft fuel. A little frightening at times. Now back to the speedster and 914.
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Nice!!! Was "the track in CT" Lime Rock?
Really nice.
You go off and have a great Formula Vee weekend and don't even let the rest of the Northeast Replica crowd know it's even happening so we can't sow up.
Not that I would have made it, as I was totally rebuilding my rear deck in between infrequent showers, but it's the thought that counts.
Send out a schedule and a few of us (or at least me) will show up!
Jeff,
I think I wanna' be you when I grow up.
Well, if he gave us the schedule, you could come visit and we could all hit the track(s) together, right? @Boothy
Sorry for the delay. I'll post the schedule.
This was at Thompson Motor Speedway
A growing class if anyone is interested. The engine build was very interesting. Every little detail like measuring valve lift down to three decimals. $1200 intake manifolds that are enlarged by heating and pushing a steel ball through. But on AC fuel they go. I'm still learning and getting my sh&t together. Tremendous group too.
Thanks, maybe I'll attend one and seek you out.