Event O'Neill Drive days
 

These are the new drive days for Event O'Neill

Stuart (ILIV48) and I have been addicted to it. LOL

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Sandown drive day, Sandown.

Tue 19 July

Wed 10 August

Wed 26 October

Tue 22 November

I will go to all those (writing my leave application)... since I have the semi slick ^_^ .
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Taka

P.S. For more information, please contact www.eventsoneill.com

I have already handed in my leave application forms :D :D

As soon as I saw the dates on Luke's site I opened my draw pulled out the forms, filled them in and walked straight into the bosses office and gave him the forms.

Filled, filed and approved within 5 minutes of seeing those dates :D :D


...Oh crap, does this meen I'm addicted :o :o

yeah, and I reckon you have been badly influenced by MFKAT... (the member formerly known as takahashi) -- who has changed his name...but the habit thrives in him :D

Well I will be back as taka when I sort out the moron administrator/moderator here sort out the email generator. I lost my password and no email can be sent for reseting the password. :mad:

not to steel the thread :o
for QLD people try SDT (easily found on google).
they were great on the day I attended.

taka check the reply on the thread below with the comment by dave368 on heat cycling semi-slicks :eek:
http://ausrotary.dntinternet.com/for...ic.php?t=69893
I hope it's not true. in the competition forum (rx-8club.com) they talk of whole seasons of use.

Certainly the owner of one tyre shop. He races his GTR R34 3-4 times a year. And my friend's Integra was seen on the track 4-5 times a year.

They have semislicks. The shop owner has Potenza RE55S for 2 years. The Integra person has his Potenza R540 for 4 years :eek:

They warm up tire before fanging and they do not mind storing in garages. The shop owner has his tyres in a cargo container! :eek: Heat and cold is not a matter for his tyre, I asked :rolleyes: And he said, it depends on the rubber contain.

Each R tyre or semislick as 3 or more compound to choose from
http://ms.bridgestone.co.jp/ms_tyre2/55s-use.html

The link above has the WT, WT2, TR, TT, SR and SR2 to choose from. SR2, being the hardest compound, they are more like road tyres....

The Dunlop from Stuckey tyre also offer the same matching tyre compound for your need. BUt they re pricey ($560 a corner). :o