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03 cobra toy 10-03-2006 10:49 AM

No passing in the corners :p

That's why we have the black flag :eek: :D

Twice Bitten 10-03-2006 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by 03 cobra toy
No passing in the corners :p

That's why we have the black flag :eek: :D


BlackFlag is for cockroaches and other insects, not Cobras :p

03 cobra toy 10-03-2006 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Twice Bitten
BlackFlag is for cockroaches and other insects, not Cobras :p

:rotf: :rotf: :rotf:

SuperG 10-09-2006 11:45 AM

Less than 5 weeks left!! We need more drivers!!

SuperG 10-13-2006 08:40 AM

Received the MSR Packet - Some Clarifications
 
I was really happy to receive the e-mail from Jim Boden with the links to the MSR Packet. I learned a few things...such as I need to have steel braided brake lines! Whew! I have 4 weeks to get those instead of 4 days.

Also, regarding the directions to MSR, it should read South CR 48. People like me will turn left at North CR 48, eventhough that's only a few miles south of Highway 6!

I was also happy to see we can pre-register on Friday...Will we be allowed to keep our car there overnight?

And I was reminded to get a fire extinguisher...a mod I installed on my SHO after I actually needed it!

Finally, coolant flush, tranny flush, new oil, brake fluid flush, weld in new floor reinforcing plates, find magnetic numbers...Wow. Only 4 more weeks!

Firme 10-13-2006 09:42 AM

Gary,

I will update the directions on the form tonight, thanks.

Yes, you can leave your car there over night friday, at your own discretion.

4 weeks is an long time =D you knock all that stuff out in one weekend day.

Andy M 10-16-2006 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by SuperG
I was really happy to receive the e-mail from Jim Boden with the links to the MSR Packet. I learned a few things...such as I need to have steel braided brake lines! Whew! I have 4 weeks to get those instead of 4 days.

Also, regarding the directions to MSR, it should read South CR 48. People like me will turn left at North CR 48, eventhough that's only a few miles south of Highway 6!

I was also happy to see we can pre-register on Friday...Will we be allowed to keep our car there overnight?

And I was reminded to get a fire extinguisher...a mod I installed on my SHO after I actually needed it!

Finally, coolant flush, tranny flush, new oil, brake fluid flush, weld in new floor reinforcing plates, find magnetic numbers...Wow. Only 4 more weeks!

Gary, just to clarify something... although stainless steel braided brake lines are certainly recommended and encouraged, they are NOT required. What IS more important is that you have sufficient pad thickness (especially on the fronts) AND fresh brake fluid!!

The fire extinguisher is also one of those things which are HIGHLY recommended but not required.

See you at the track!

SuperG 10-16-2006 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Andy M
Gary, just to clarify something... although stainless steel braided brake lines are certainly recommended and encouraged, they are NOT required. What IS more important is that you have sufficient pad thickness (especially on the fronts) AND fresh brake fluid!!

The fire extinguisher is also one of those things which are HIGHLY recommended but not required.

See you at the track!

Thanks Andy, for the clarification...After seeing what can happen to a car with NO brakes, I think I'll go ahead and get those braided lines! And fire extinguishers, for those of you who don't have one, are around $12...not bad! And you're right about brake pads!! Thicker is Mo Betta!

Need more people to sign up!!

Hazman 10-16-2006 01:55 PM

Braided or stainless steel lines for are REQUIRED for 1996-1998 Cobras. 96-98 Cobras without these will not pass tech inspection. The SCMC has this rule based on past experience with brake line failures in these model years. The stock lines are rubber almost all the way up to the caliper. As a rusult they can get too hot and fail. This has occured more than once at past events. That is why it was added to the club tech inspection for as a REQUIREMENT.
Rick "Hazman" McNutt
SCMC National Track Event Coordinator

SuperG 10-16-2006 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Hazman
Braided or stainless steel lines for are REQUIRED for 1996-1998 Cobras. 96-98 Cobras without these will not pass tech inspection. The SCMC has this rule based on past experience with brake line failures in these model years. The stock lines are rubber almost all the way up to the caliper. As a rusult they can get too hot and fail. This has occured more than once at past events. That is why it was added to the club tech inspection for as a REQUIREMENT.



Rick "Hazman" McNutt


SCMC National Track Event Coordinator

Thanks Rick! Stupid SN95's!

Andy M 10-17-2006 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Hazman
Braided or stainless steel lines for are REQUIRED for 1996-1998 Cobras. 96-98 Cobras without these will not pass tech inspection. The SCMC has this rule based on past experience with brake line failures in these model years. The stock lines are rubber almost all the way up to the caliper. As a rusult they can get too hot and fail. This has occured more than once at past events. That is why it was added to the club tech inspection for as a REQUIREMENT.
Rick "Hazman" McNutt
SCMC National Track Event Coordinator

Rick,

Thanks so much for the clarification. I am sorry for causing some confusion on this. I was not aware of this before now.

See you at the track!!

Miguel 10-18-2006 11:34 AM

I will read up in Jim's email, and sign up tonite while I get ready for TWS. It will be nice to drive MSRH again.

03 cobra toy 10-18-2006 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Miguel
I will read up in Jim's email, and sign up tonite while I get ready for TWS. It will be nice to drive MSRH again.

Great ! :thumbsup:

1BD SNK 10-19-2006 10:18 AM

Just registered and getting brake lines done first time on track with magazine car...want to see what it can do after all the talk and money!

SuperG 10-19-2006 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by 1BD SNK
Just registered and getting brake lines done first time on track with magazine car...want to see what it can do after all the talk and money!

That should one fun car!!


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