Milliethemutt Messages 738 Messages DJC330Wagon Aug 30, 2007 #31 Let me know if you head to croft, it's only about 30 minutes from me.
Sureboss Tanned and Lipstick'd Premium Messages 15,524 UK Sep 25, 2007 #32 How about going to say a RWYB at a drag strip? http://www.rwyb.co.uk/ http://www.shakespearecountyraceway.co.uk/ Just a thought, they tend to be quite easy to run in.
How about going to say a RWYB at a drag strip? http://www.rwyb.co.uk/ http://www.shakespearecountyraceway.co.uk/ Just a thought, they tend to be quite easy to run in.
TheCracker Nothing to see here... Premium Messages 24,552 It/It Messages GTP_TheCracker Sep 26, 2007 #33 Sureshot How about going to say a RWYB at a drag strip? http://www.rwyb.co.uk/ http://www.shakespearecountyraceway.co.uk/ Just a thought, they tend to be quite easy to run in. Click to expand... RWYB does look fun - but i doubt it's a recommended way of running in a fresh, untested engine Isn't RWYB only for road legal vehicles?
Sureshot How about going to say a RWYB at a drag strip? http://www.rwyb.co.uk/ http://www.shakespearecountyraceway.co.uk/ Just a thought, they tend to be quite easy to run in. Click to expand... RWYB does look fun - but i doubt it's a recommended way of running in a fresh, untested engine Isn't RWYB only for road legal vehicles?
Sureboss Tanned and Lipstick'd Premium Messages 15,524 UK Sep 27, 2007 #34 Could be. You don't have to push it to the max, either.
