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Japshow finale
- Safety_James
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ahh rigt, well i hope you guys have a great day
i shall be leaving home here at about 5am. Will post results and hopefullt video too tomorrow evening 
And James, i'll try not to stall lol got to take it easy anyway, i still have the original clutch from day 1
And James, i'll try not to stall lol got to take it easy anyway, i still have the original clutch from day 1
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A tip I picked up from Dan Booker and Andy Barnes on my first time out was to pull up to the line and dip the clutch. Pull the handbrake up just enough so that you feel it's engaged and leave your hand on the 'wand'. At this point slowly bring the clutch up until you feel the biting point. Now you're ready to watch the lights go from red to green, release the wand and pull away as quick as traction will allow you. This method helps to take the shock out of a really quick get away 
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
im back
i had a brilliant day, did 17 runs in total (a couple i forgot to record
) i will post the final video to you tube later, but for now here are some photos 
thanks for the advice guys, il bear it in mind when i do my next ones
question is, do i go again tomorrow?
heres the album link with photos; http://s694.photobucket.com/albums/vv310/bigpowerdan/Japshow%20Finale/
and my souvenirs



thanks for the advice guys, il bear it in mind when i do my next ones
heres the album link with photos; http://s694.photobucket.com/albums/vv310/bigpowerdan/Japshow%20Finale/
and my souvenirs



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cheers Stuart, that rear shot is lovely aint it =]
well i started the day off by overheating the clutch on the burnout >_< and did a 20 second run (you'll see in the video later) then it was getting lower, loads of 16,15 seconds and then which i still cant work out, a 13.7 run
well i started the day off by overheating the clutch on the burnout >_< and did a 20 second run (you'll see in the video later) then it was getting lower, loads of 16,15 seconds and then which i still cant work out, a 13.7 run
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Tk wrote:glad you had a good day dan ,, see you tomorrow
do n/a mr2's do 13.7 runs sounds a bit quick to me
there's no way im doing 17 runs tomorrow , was it fairly quiet
as rob says below, must be something wrong with the timing on that run, a turbo mr2 does a 1/4mile in 14. something. Nope not at all, it was very busy indeed, i got there at 6:10am and about 15 minutes later, loads of cars started to arrive
Rob S wrote:I think there must have been a problem with the timing mate @ 13 secs.
16's nothing to be ashamed of with that though, and I agree, the rear shot is very nice.
Well done for losing your cherry in style!
yeah thats what i thought, because these 10 second cars have huge spec engines, and mine is practically standard
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