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if in doubt thrash it out
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classic another cracker👌
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Cheers all. @Ian Kinder (Bagpuss) - Joint Peak District AO, i thought exactly the same. Putting them on the stays, and the backs of the wings were flexing so know i need to cut them. I was leaning to cutting to position 2. Its just seems a drastic cut. Maybe i need a glass of MAN UP @Matt S Cheers Matt, i forgot to checkout Easy Composite. Good shout @SootySport, No they were from Westfield.de, Christoph in Germany
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Wirrai N/Wales trip UP NORTH, CANCELLED
pistonbroke replied to jeff the joiner's topic in Local Area Meets, Events & Kit Car Shows
trouble is they have cold rain up there -
I must be blind I can't see it.
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Cutting Cycle Wings
Ian Kinder (Bagpuss) - Joint Peak District AO replied to NickBW's topic in Tech Talk
I've experimented with extending my plastic cycle wings downwards to stop mucky water hitting my mirrors and then dribbling down the glass, making them unusable after 10 or so miles. You need to get them within MM's of the floor to stop water, hence I'd not go any lower than position 2 on your pic. I gave up and moved my mirrors more inboard to stop my problem. I was also getting paranoid that the extra mass on the wings was going to lead to either them or the stays breaking. they seemed to vibrate more. You'd really need a third stay shown in blue below to support the wing properly, if you leave them un cut- -
Cadwell park July 9th
Chris King - Webmaster and Joint North East AO replied to Andrew's topic in Track Days
Its in the email - RTFM 🤣 -
If they were mine I would trim them just below axle height, about halfway btw the lower edge and your first mark , do a bit at a time , easier to cut more off then add it on The way they are now looks as if they could easily pick a stone up and get it wedged between tyre and wing, thus doing untold damage to your carbon delights
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I mean what time does the track open. Like what time can I start getting some laps in
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Cadwell park July 9th
Chris King - Webmaster and Joint North East AO replied to Andrew's topic in Track Days
Wherever the first person to get there is 😁 -
Where do you all want to set up WSCC HQ?
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We shall fight those coronaviruses.
Captain Colonial replied to DonPeffers's topic in Stuff & Nonsense
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Nail biting here
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It's in the email you should have by now Ben? Gates open from 7am Don't forget to watch the on line briefing available to view from 8am tomorrow morning.
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Good reputation is always better than fancy webpages.
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half man half synth
Dave (OnliestSmeg) - Manchester AO posted a blog entry in Onliest Music - alternative Smeg selections
The general theme for my musings have some link to multi genre integration. James Kent (born 1993) is a French musician from Paris. He became interested in music in part due to the influence of his parents, who are journalists and rock music critics. His parents were themselves musicians and had a tech trance band when they were young. He initially concentrated on guitar and got involved as a guitarist in several black metal bands. However his early influences prompted Kent to take up use of synthesizers. He combined the feel of his dark metal days with 80’s synth music to create Dark and Retrofuturistic music inspired by the 80's. Since 2012, he has produced electronic music inspired by cyberpunk culture and with inspiration from movies such as Akira, Ghost in the Shell, and the Running Man. He uses a variety of software synths in his productions, such as the emulators of old vintage synths. His music increased in popularity when it started being used within computer games by Hotline Miami. The success of the Hotline Miami games resulted in a greater amount of exposure to a mainstream audience. Kent is known by his stage name Perturbator "The legend says he's half human, half synthesizer..." and the genre is dark Synthwave. - Today
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0-7 bar is £35 0-10 bar is £30 Happy to post at buyer's expense if necessary. I also have videos of both gauges shown working fine.
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Second is a 0-10 bar, which was the original unit in my V8. Great condition, with sender unit and NPT thread adapter.
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I have two Oil pressure gauges for sale. Both white Smiths gauges - both have senders. First is 0-7bar which was bought as a better fitment on my V8 as it runs lower oil pressure. Fitted only briefly before I changed the dash. In excellent condition, with unused bulb and correct sender unit, original box and sales invoice.
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My app still says dry all day. What times the track open
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NEW MEMBERSHIP PACKS...**** UPDATE****
Guest replied to Mark Redpath - WSCC Membership Secretary's topic in Membership Information ONLY
Not received mine yet.... -
I wouldn’t know but I can’t wait to find out who does! 😄
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I will have a look thank you
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@fil46 Nice! Really great working space... 👍🏻 2 queries...1) where have you hidden the the compressor? 2) what are the mirrors for? 😋 😁
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Clan McWesty Glenshee 12th July
Gary Taylor - Scotland AO replied to Gary Taylor - Scotland AO's topic in Local Area Meets, Events & Kit Car Shows
Hi folks, we will leave Glenshee car park heading north to Braemar ( fuel) then carry on through strathdon picking up the B976 At crathie, left at the T junction and on to Corgarf, left and on through Cockbridge, the lecht and Tomintoul , ( there’s a long straight just before the T junction before Tomintoul where we can pull over and regroup) before following the road to the T junction just before Grantown-on-Spey Left AT THE SMOKEHOUSE if you reach the Spey bridge you just missed your turn !! onto Coylumbridge and Right at the T junction Approximately 1 mile opposite the visitor Center and couple of shops Left and on to Feshie Bridge Following this all the way to Kingussie left at the T junction and onto Newtonmore, through Newtonmore and on the Righthand side at the south of the village is fuel and then a large car park where we all regroup let’s have a good day 😁
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