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PostPosted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 7:05 am 
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Attendee's for WON York day June 2008:

1. Perry Stephenson. MGB V8.
2. Wizard Smart

COOL!!!!!
I Didnt realise it was going to be a proper balls out, rag the tits off it type of event.
I'm even more up for it now.


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Well i'll probably not make this one either...

Still struggling to get things to run right :(

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"Whats the nosh facilities like?
Nothing to get excited about I'm sorry to say. "


Hmm! Trev, why dont you sell hot dogs and hamburgers from the van, as well as doing nitrous refills.


I can see it now!!

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So what dose it cost to race looked on the york web site

says £15 entrance fee , £ 10 for licence and £30 to race is this Right ??? thats for 1 day


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i race here a lot and its pretty good for what it is,just don;t expect pod cos you will be dissapointed. entrance is 10 quid and its 30 quid to race.you have to have a helmet and the car/bike is scrutineered before you can sign on.
approach road is a shambles,10mph max in anything with decent suspension,will stick some picks up in a bit when i find them

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ok, it is a rwyb,but at york they split it into different classes,i think most of us will be in class t(over 2.0 with turbo or nitrous,2wd) or class x(same as above but 4wd)
to go in these classes the car has to be road legal,that includes tyres,although they don't check that often.

these are a few pics from the 24th of march this year

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where the cerbera is parked is the fire up road /pits which is gravel/mud unfortunately

this is the entrance off the road

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this is the approach road

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snack van
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start line,this has changed a bit now,with a concrete burnout pad

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fire up lane/pits

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don't be put off by any of this though cos it has a really good friendly type atmosphere.
some of you southerners might need an interpreter as well cos there are a hell of a lot of geordies there .lol
any more questions,just ask

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thanks for pics, LOL i will put my bike on someones roof rack to get down entrance lane :shock: :shock: any cheap B&Bs about is there a limit to number of racers ect its 210 miles from me so will be about 3.5 hours each way OF gas LOL with fule stops been unemployed for a bit :-( just starting new job so just trying to work it all out before hand


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not sure on b&b's mate, might be something in the local villages?
i have only seen them stop people signing on once in 4 years due to it being busy,and even then they let them sign on at 2pm,so i think you will be safe.
its 12 miles north from j38(howden) of the m62 if that helps for a b&b/travelodge?

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Great pics mate. A lot better than I had imagined.
I dont think mine will have tax or mot for the 15th June. But I'm not worried about being road legal to enter a class though. I'm just looking for times really.

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its not as strict as that perry,its mainly the tyres and the bodywork,if it looks like a road car its usually ok. there are a few grasstrack cars that run for example,which are definitely not road legal,buggy type things with bike engines in them.

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Sounds even better Bryan.
I will be trying my Toyo Proxes and my trusty old BFG's with about 3mm of tread left.
Once I've smoked these out they will be slicks.

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Hmmm.

I had a wee look at the RWYB regs for York Raceway.

Looks like no Drag Slicks are allowed?

If that is the case then I probably won't bother.

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I've run my drag slicks at several rwyb events at york and i've always run in my class as well (T for me)...and there's usualy quite few running them in various classes.

The other bonus of running drag slicks is they normaly let you burn out/launch from the dedicated and prepared area for 'proper' drag machines (there's 2 staging areas on each lane). That means grip!!! :) ;)

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IF there are ANY problems, there is a HIGH PROBABILITY that I'll be able to get them sorted, as Murt (the track promoter) is a long time friend and he'll do whatever he can (within safety limits) to accomodate racers requirements.

Just let me know if you forsee any issues and I'll look in to them for you.

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my last post on the other board seems to have dissapeard so i will add it again.

there is no problem with running slicks deb,it's just that you "should" be in a different class to the road legal cars,but not many bother to check,so you should be able to run in the right class for your car.

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That all sounds fine to me Bryan. Mine is road legal. Apart from the lack of tax and MOT. :D

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BUMP!!!

Attendee's for WON York day June 2008:

1. Perry Stephenson. MGB V8.
2. Wizard Smart

Come on folks :shock: We need some more names on this here list.

I'm not working this sunday so I will get my back axle mods finished. I've also just found some Mickey T's to fit my Wolfies that will get me back up from 22" diameter to 24.5" diameter on my rears. Now I wont run out of RPM's so early. So I'm hoping for a more subtle launch with a better top end charge on the day. Thats assuming the tyres arrive in time. (special order from the UsA)

The Southern Softie Mobile is coming :twisted:

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1. Perry Stephenson. MGB V8.
2. Wizard Smart
3. moo. Capri V6

didnt even know this thread was running
bring lots of jets mr langfield, its 150bhp nos or bust day
plus i now have a towing car just incase :twisted:

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Attendee's for WON day at York 2008

1. Perry Stephenson. MGB V8.
2. Wizard Smart
3. Moo. Capri V6


Whahay!!! Moo.....
You got the old girl running then??
Looking forward to seeing her test runs mate.

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static tests done and vids on my post in general section
lowered the passenger side back down and found that carbs work better when NOT at a 20* angle lol
all performance mods fitted and tested, just mot work
weld patch on innercill by passenger door, repair to front valance, change a few bulbs and exhaust mounts
oh and remember to fit the steering wheel nut so it dont come off in the testers hands :lol:

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Attendee's for WON day at York 2008:

1. Perry Stephenson. MGB V8.
2. Wizard Smart
3. Moo. Capri V6
4. Debs Evans. MGTF 160 (plus Skillet, just in case!)

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DebsTF wrote:
Attendee's for WON day at York 2008:

1. Perry Stephenson. MGB V8.
2. Wizard Smart
3. Moo. Capri V6
4. Debs Evans. MGTF 160 (plus Skillet, just in case!)


schweeeeet :beatstick: :bow:

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Attendee's for WON day at York 2008:

1. Perry Stephenson. MGB V8.
2. Wizard Smart
3. Moo. Capri V6
4. Debs Evans. MGTF 160 (plus Skillet, just in case!)
5. ScottJ. Elise

Cheers Mr Moo, I'd not spotted this thread either!!! Beed doing some work for a change!!! Got myself two spare rear wheels off eBay (Will i ever learn!?!!?) with old A048's on so can have bit more fun!!! Just getting them there :rolleyes:

Should be a good day out, never been to York strip so no idea what to expect!!!


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pot holes and a lot of fun :)
the route back to the que has a few nice gravely corners which are big fun for rwds :D

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