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Couple of Radical SR3 Laps Thunderhill 12_12_08

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Old 12-17-2008, 07:36 PM
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Whadaya mean you didn't see me??
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Those are funny!


Old 12-18-2008, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by ajcjr
i drove the radical on Iracing last night, the car is awesome, wish they did not cost so much because i have many different motorcycle engines and mechanics at my disposal (my cousin drag races bikes), but in time. I also love the way they look because they remind me of the P1 & P2 cars.
That's why I'm building one (a DSR, not a Radical - can't afford that!)...
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Originally Posted by 924RACR
That's why I'm building one (a DSR, not a Radical - can't afford that!)...
what are you using to build the Dsr, what chassis and engine? How much cheaper is it compared to the Radical.
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I'm converting a Euroswift FF roller... going straight for the good stuff on the engine - Suzuki GSXR. I don't know how much cheaper, think you can buy a completed car as-is used for about the same, but we intend to be more competitive with the Stohrs than the older cars...

sports.racer.net will tell you more...
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Glad we still have legs on what's turned out to be a sports racer discussion! About all I can add is that whatever it takes to get into an open wheeler or sports racer, you have to at least dabble in it at some point. I'm really sorry I didn't take it more seriously 20+ years ago when I could have even gotten myself into an old Atlantic. But school and businesses and trying to establish myself in the world got in the way.
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Originally Posted by race911
Glad we still have legs on what's turned out to be a sports racer discussion! About all I can add is that whatever it takes to get into an open wheeler or sports racer, you have to at least dabble in it at some point. I'm really sorry I didn't take it more seriously 20+ years ago when I could have even gotten myself into an old Atlantic. But school and businesses and trying to establish myself in the world got in the way.
right now i am establishing myself, so hopefully with time i will have my racing stable to where i want it.



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