Elvington rwyb today (my times : ( )
27 October 2003, 07:59 PM
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Scott,
good to see you too! Great times
Mind you your top speed was a bit wimpy as you had a 100bhp advantage
Oh - yes and I am working on that car
Have a look here...
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadid=264870
Rannoch
[Edited by Rannoch - 10/28/2003 12:17:51 AM]
good to see you too! Great times
Mind you your top speed was a bit wimpy as you had a 100bhp advantage
Oh - yes and I am working on that car
Have a look here...
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadid=264870
Rannoch
[Edited by Rannoch - 10/28/2003 12:17:51 AM]
27 October 2003, 08:18 PM
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Top day had by me and me mate. Best time I had was 13.64sec at 99mph. only go a ppp and a de cat center at the mo though, so very pleased with my times. best reaction time I had was 0.089 sooo close to a red light, don't know how I achived it, me foot must have slipped off the clutch. My mates best time was 13.90sec in his near standard Turzo3. He has just put a magnex center and back box on and a 57i induction kit, eager to get it remapped now.
See ya all next year at the next run. Paul.
See ya all next year at the next run. Paul.
27 October 2003, 11:35 PM
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yesterdays top speed results; edited to remove all the bike speeds and only list best run for each car:
Elvington rwyb 26-10-03 Top speeds. Standing 1.2miles.
Class Name Car Speed mph
C94 Andy Ncholls Rover 220 turbo 2.1 Ltr 153.6
C57 Steven Darley Impreza 153.4
C50 Darren Gatenby Skyline 152.1
C99 Scott Parker Impreza 151.5
C48 Paul Martin Evo 6 150.9
C56 David Taylor Porsche 911 149.4
C81 Steve Carr Impreza Turbo 146.4
C77 Micky Owens Impreza WRX 146.0
C84 Chris Mann Celica GT4 WRC 145.3
C85 Yuk Shek Impreza 144.5
C80 Wayne HutchinsonToyota MR2 Turbo 144.1
C47 Nick Hudson Evo 7 143.2
C83 Derek Roberts Nova Turbo 142.8
C63 Richard White EVO 6 141.9
C98 Martin Metcalfe Impreza 141.1
C65 Richard Thorpe Impreza 139.7
C89 Paul Hopwood Impreza 139.3
C53 Peter Varey Impreza WRX 138.3
C88 Steven DodsworthImpreza Terzo 137.7
C54 Harvey Smith Impreza WRX std 137.4
C72 Stephen Naylor Nissan Almera 128.2
C78 Kevin RutherfordNissan 200SX 123.7
C82 Karl Dawson Primera 2 Ltr GT 120.7
C71 Frank Malia Nissan Almera Gti 116.4
C74 Neill Richardson Honda Accord 115.3
Elvington rwyb 26-10-03 Top speeds. Standing 1.2miles.
Class Name Car Speed mph
C94 Andy Ncholls Rover 220 turbo 2.1 Ltr 153.6
C57 Steven Darley Impreza 153.4
C50 Darren Gatenby Skyline 152.1
C99 Scott Parker Impreza 151.5
C48 Paul Martin Evo 6 150.9
C56 David Taylor Porsche 911 149.4
C81 Steve Carr Impreza Turbo 146.4
C77 Micky Owens Impreza WRX 146.0
C84 Chris Mann Celica GT4 WRC 145.3
C85 Yuk Shek Impreza 144.5
C80 Wayne HutchinsonToyota MR2 Turbo 144.1
C47 Nick Hudson Evo 7 143.2
C83 Derek Roberts Nova Turbo 142.8
C63 Richard White EVO 6 141.9
C98 Martin Metcalfe Impreza 141.1
C65 Richard Thorpe Impreza 139.7
C89 Paul Hopwood Impreza 139.3
C53 Peter Varey Impreza WRX 138.3
C88 Steven DodsworthImpreza Terzo 137.7
C54 Harvey Smith Impreza WRX std 137.4
C72 Stephen Naylor Nissan Almera 128.2
C78 Kevin RutherfordNissan 200SX 123.7
C82 Karl Dawson Primera 2 Ltr GT 120.7
C71 Frank Malia Nissan Almera Gti 116.4
C74 Neill Richardson Honda Accord 115.3
28 October 2003, 09:21 PM
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How accurate do you reckon the 1/4 timings are?
Not trying to burst your bubbles folk but everyone I know who's done these type of meets (and me) have got slower times when they try it at Santa Pod !!
All relative on the day against each other but I doubt 100% accurate.
Not trying to burst your bubbles folk but everyone I know who's done these type of meets (and me) have got slower times when they try it at Santa Pod !!
All relative on the day against each other but I doubt 100% accurate.
28 October 2003, 10:13 PM
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Blackscooby,
without defending Elvington - the surface there is grippier on the start line than Santa Pod - which is much smoother. The Pod is good after a main event as they put 'glue' down and it is also all rubbered up. However even with slight damp in the air the glue goes all slippery!
It may explain some of the difference - I know that with my Scoob it took an awful lot more to break traction at Elvington in the dry than it did at the Pod.
Rannoch
without defending Elvington - the surface there is grippier on the start line than Santa Pod - which is much smoother. The Pod is good after a main event as they put 'glue' down and it is also all rubbered up. However even with slight damp in the air the glue goes all slippery!
It may explain some of the difference - I know that with my Scoob it took an awful lot more to break traction at Elvington in the dry than it did at the Pod.
Rannoch
28 October 2003, 10:16 PM
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So your saying that the elctronic timing equipment somehow isnt accurate? Or that the reading fluctuates from run to run? Yet Santa Pods dont?? Or is Elvingtons measuring wheel has some rubber missing??
Could it be because Elvingtons concrete is like very abrasive sandpaper to the touch, against the Pods rubber cover tarmac?
Could it be because Elvingtons concrete is like very abrasive sandpaper to the touch, against the Pods rubber cover tarmac?
28 October 2003, 10:18 PM
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Rannoch, my sentiments entirely, at The Pod two weeks ago i was sliding all over the shop off the start line, Elvington i was launching as high and the car was just digging in and flying!
28 October 2003, 10:54 PM
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will post up the 1/4m times later, been mad busy today im afraid.
times at elvington in dry almost identical to pod when its been glued or is sticky. pod isnt always that grippy!
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times at elvington in dry almost identical to pod when its been glued or is sticky. pod isnt always that grippy!
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28 October 2003, 11:38 PM
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top few places from sunday: (time and speed), full list to follow when i have sorted out the bike times from it.
RWYB Cars
C93 grant Parker Mk1 Golf 2.2Ltr turbo 4wd
11.28 11.57 125 11.28 125
C86 Ian Walley Cortina Mk II twin turbo/supercharged
11.60 110
C63 Richard White EVO 6 2 Ltr
11.99
C91 Mark Beales Mitsubishi GTO 3 Ltr
12.30 12.30 115 12.57 114
C99 Scott Parker Impreza 2 Ltr
12.36 12.54 107 12.41 106
C95 Monkey Mark toyota Supra 3 Ltr turbo
12.53 12.53 114 12.71 114
C57 Steven Darley Imppreza 2 Ltr
12.64 12.74 103 12.97 107
C94 Andy Ncholls Rover 220 turbo 2.1 Ltr fwd
12.68 13.21 12.75 114 12.68 107
29 October 2003, 04:35 PM
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I got 13.14 @ 95mph with a 60 foot time of 1.772
146.7 mph top speed 7th overall in top speed section
Very happy with my times for a MY97 UK turbo with full De-cat and blitz filter running 14 psi boost.
P.S what is classed as a good 60 foot time for a scoob ?
146.7 mph top speed 7th overall in top speed section
Very happy with my times for a MY97 UK turbo with full De-cat and blitz filter running 14 psi boost.
P.S what is classed as a good 60 foot time for a scoob ?
30 October 2003, 07:14 PM
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not read through this, just wanted to ask is anyone going to the trackday at elvington on saturday? i beleive its free to spectate, would be nice to put faces to names 
31 October 2003, 12:22 AM
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becuase he smoked your *** and handed it back to you on a scooby sized plate
anybody got the full final 1/4 mile times
there still not on the straightliners site
i checked the standings @ 4pm when it all finnished and they handt been updated
anybody got the full final 1/4 mile times
there still not on the straightliners site
i checked the standings @ 4pm when it all finnished and they handt been updated
31 October 2003, 03:02 PM
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Lmao at sticky's reply but thats not the reason i was asking lol.
Rannoch the reason i was asking is you have or had a grey 350 ish bhp scoob is that right?
Why did you change to a Porker ? How do you rate it against your scoob ?
The reason i ask is coz a bloke i know just sold his uk scoob and bought a porsche and he says he doesn't like the porsche lmao but his is a boxter 3.2.
Has anyone got the full list of 1/4 mile times as they finished at 4 o'clock ?
Rannoch the reason i was asking is you have or had a grey 350 ish bhp scoob is that right?
Why did you change to a Porker ? How do you rate it against your scoob ?
The reason i ask is coz a bloke i know just sold his uk scoob and bought a porsche and he says he doesn't like the porsche lmao but his is a boxter 3.2.
Has anyone got the full list of 1/4 mile times as they finished at 4 o'clock ?
31 October 2003, 08:54 PM
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Steve,
well I tried a Boxster and got straight back into the Scoob!
The 993 is fabulous - brilliant chassis, throttle response and brakes. Above 60mph its pace belies its power - there are times you think the clock must be wrong!
Completely objectively a Spec C would be a faster more modern car - but there is something special about the Pork - and I already have a Scoob!
Still got the grey Sti but it is being rebuilt at the moment.It has taken a few months but the end is nigh! Fingers crossed
Have a look see...
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadid=264870
Rannoch
[Edited by Rannoch - 10/31/2003 11:57:13 PM]
well I tried a Boxster and got straight back into the Scoob!
The 993 is fabulous - brilliant chassis, throttle response and brakes. Above 60mph its pace belies its power - there are times you think the clock must be wrong!
Completely objectively a Spec C would be a faster more modern car - but there is something special about the Pork - and I already have a Scoob!
Still got the grey Sti but it is being rebuilt at the moment.It has taken a few months but the end is nigh! Fingers crossed
Have a look see...
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadid=264870
Rannoch
[Edited by Rannoch - 10/31/2003 11:57:13 PM]