splitter works
10-22-2007, 09:03 PM
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splitter works
On my way to the track on Saturday morning I hit 3 rabbits and a bird/bat, it was too dark to tell what the swooping thing was.
Animals must have had a death wish.
I didn't even know the rabbit was there until I got to the track (150 miles) and my friend tells me I have a hitch hiker. I thought it might have been a large bug or something but no, Mr. 951 was hungry.
I guess the splitter works, cause it was kind of split open.
Animals must have had a death wish.
I didn't even know the rabbit was there until I got to the track (150 miles) and my friend tells me I have a hitch hiker. I thought it might have been a large bug or something but no, Mr. 951 was hungry.
I guess the splitter works, cause it was kind of split open.
10-22-2007, 09:41 PM
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No I didn't eat it but I'm sure some coyote is happy I hit it.
I ate a 40oz can of Chef Boyardee ravioli heated under the hood and eaten from the can. After I felt like I had just had a 40 of ghetto juice (cheap beer for the yuppies on here).
I ate a 40oz can of Chef Boyardee ravioli heated under the hood and eaten from the can. After I felt like I had just had a 40 of ghetto juice (cheap beer for the yuppies on here).
10-22-2007, 10:03 PM
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Hehe yeah beat him by .06 seconds... Mike's car ran like crazy. For a 3800lb car that thing stopped on a dime.
Unfortunately my car wasn't track-ready so I just went to fool around and ride along with everyone. Sure had a blast tho, and today i was one of the few people there who wasn't sore!
So what's the deal w/ your car? you're not gonna have if for this weekend then?
...sorry to hijack, sean.
Unfortunately my car wasn't track-ready so I just went to fool around and ride along with everyone. Sure had a blast tho, and today i was one of the few people there who wasn't sore!
So what's the deal w/ your car? you're not gonna have if for this weekend then?
...sorry to hijack, sean.
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10-22-2007, 10:18 PM
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AIR. It takes a lickin and keep hanging on. I did have to do some repairs after hitting something solid on the highway about a year ago. You would be surprised at the abuse it will take. Repairs are easy if it is not blasted into giblets of fiberglass. I also used the same rock chip guard as on the rockers otherwise it chips a lot and fast.
10-22-2007, 11:03 PM
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That pic is too funny, I'm guessing most of us are just like you - first grab camera to post cool pic on rennlist, then find stick to get squishy squirrel out of front bumper cover. Nice work!
10-23-2007, 12:07 AM
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OT: Collin,
My car is in San Diego. We are waiting on a few parts, and the city now has about 100' visability from the fires. Tim's house is about two miles from the fire and he is spending time there keeping things wet.
I am bringing a 1964 Pontiac GTO convertible in it's place for the car show.
George
My car is in San Diego. We are waiting on a few parts, and the city now has about 100' visability from the fires. Tim's house is about two miles from the fire and he is spending time there keeping things wet.
I am bringing a 1964 Pontiac GTO convertible in it's place for the car show.
George