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04-09-2006, 09:25 PM
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Well, the bag head laughed...and perhaps even SCOFFED at buckley-fan when he said that Buckley was going to DOMINATE this year, but who's laughing now, boy? Huh? Looks like Buckley took everyone out to the 'shed and put a good whoopin' on 'em!
GO BUCKLEY!
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GO BUCKLEY!
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04-09-2006, 09:51 PM
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If the "level of competition" is down it's probably because they're all scared of Buckley!
Buckley didn't do so hot on street tires, so STU is probably a good place to hide from him.
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Buckley didn't do so hot on street tires, so STU is probably a good place to hide from him.
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is that the best you've got?
04-10-2006, 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted by ULLLOSE
Good job giving those Z boys the smack down with all the bunk they were talking after the tour. 
Nice driving 1-2 in the same car. :D
04-10-2006, 11:13 AM
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Aaron drove well all weekend. Chris & Andy were fighting the "ice mode"
on their 350Z. Chris mumbled something about visiting a Mazda dealer
this week...
I was fighting a bad case of "Cranial-Rectal Inversion" on the left side. I
should probably work on that...
on their 350Z. Chris mumbled something about visiting a Mazda dealer
this week...
I was fighting a bad case of "Cranial-Rectal Inversion" on the left side. I
should probably work on that...
04-10-2006, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by edj
Aaron drove well all weekend. Chris & Andy were fighting the "ice mode"
on their 350Z. Chris mumbled something about visiting a Mazda dealer
this week...
I was fighting a bad case of "Cranial-Rectal Inversion" on the left side. I
should probably work on that...
on their 350Z. Chris mumbled something about visiting a Mazda dealer
this week...
I was fighting a bad case of "Cranial-Rectal Inversion" on the left side. I
should probably work on that...
Just teasing, Chris
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04-11-2006, 08:32 AM
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I had a blast at the Pro! I've gotta make another one this year.
FYI Aaron, I've got some touch up paint on the way for the rear bumper so I expect the "clean car trophy" next time I see ya.
Watching the challenge is truely humbling. I've got alot to learn.
FYI Aaron, I've got some touch up paint on the way for the rear bumper so I expect the "clean car trophy" next time I see ya.
Watching the challenge is truely humbling. I've got alot to learn.
04-11-2006, 11:45 AM
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Great event. The region did a great job managing things. The community was unbelievable...very hospitable and supportive.
The course was decent, given the lot. Certainly the shortest straight I've seen at a Pro...barely time to shift to 2nd before peeling off. I'd have given up some course length to avoid the tight turnarounds, but it was a good test...a couple places that required some ***** and others that required lots of patience.
Glad that my car got national win #2, but I may have to get a new co-driver whom I can beat
Asher is indeed an early favorite for show-and-shine soloist of the year...I thought he was going to break down when he got a cone mark on the car Sunday morning
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The course was decent, given the lot. Certainly the shortest straight I've seen at a Pro...barely time to shift to 2nd before peeling off. I'd have given up some course length to avoid the tight turnarounds, but it was a good test...a couple places that required some ***** and others that required lots of patience.
Glad that my car got national win #2, but I may have to get a new co-driver whom I can beat
Asher is indeed an early favorite for show-and-shine soloist of the year...I thought he was going to break down when he got a cone mark on the car Sunday morning
Bryan
04-11-2006, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by TeamRX8
LOL, we all know you're his biggest FAN
Not true...I have confirmed the identity of his biggest fan, but I am not at liberty to divulge. All I can reveal is that he is an autocrosser, but not nearly cool enough to drive an RX-8.
04-12-2006, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by ULLLOSE
Keep in mind the V710 will change your gearing abour 4%, so it would be more like 38mph.
I realize in the context of this thread the asker was likely concerned with autox speeds, and possibly was even wondering about the speed on 245/35 v710s, but come on dude.
04-12-2006, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by NoCones
Great event. The region did a great job managing things. The community was unbelievable...very hospitable and supportive.
The course was decent, given the lot. Certainly the shortest straight I've seen at a Pro...barely time to shift to 2nd before peeling off. I'd have given up some course length to avoid the tight turnarounds, but it was a good test...a couple places that required some ***** and others that required lots of patience.
Glad that my car got national win #2, but I may have to get a new co-driver whom I can beat
Bryan
The course was decent, given the lot. Certainly the shortest straight I've seen at a Pro...barely time to shift to 2nd before peeling off. I'd have given up some course length to avoid the tight turnarounds, but it was a good test...a couple places that required some ***** and others that required lots of patience.
Glad that my car got national win #2, but I may have to get a new co-driver whom I can beat
Bryan
"The course was decent, given the lot. Certainly the shortest straight I've seen at a Pro...barely time to shift to 2nd before peeling off".
Holding 1st gear through the corner sounds like it could possibly help?
04-13-2006, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by TeamRX8
LOL, we all know you're his biggest FAN
It was nice of the SCCA to name the class after Buckley. Buckley-Stock competitors need to keep that in mind. They are racing the KING, BABY! Holelottashakingoinon!!!
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04-13-2006, 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by buckley-fan
Do not be fooled by imposters! buckley-fan may need a doctor, but buckley-fan is certainly not a doctor!
It was nice of the SCCA to name the class after Buckley. Buckley-Stock competitors need to keep that in mind. They are racing the KING, BABY! Holelottashakingoinon!!!
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It was nice of the SCCA to name the class after Buckley. Buckley-Stock competitors need to keep that in mind. They are racing the KING, BABY! Holelottashakingoinon!!!
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04-17-2006, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by ULLLOSE
Good job giving those Z boys the smack down with all the bunk they were talking after the tour.
04-17-2006, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by John V
This after Chris saying in Topeka last year that the "ice mode" was purely a figment of Andy's driving style.
Just teasing, Chris.
Just teasing, Chris
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