First hill climb today
Re: First hill climb today
That looks rather brisk, nice to see it getting used to its full potential
Are you planning on timing it flat out? Would be interested to see what it’s 0-100-0 would be
Are you planning on timing it flat out? Would be interested to see what it’s 0-100-0 would be
Re: First hill climb today
That was far from its full potential, it gets much more of a beating on trackjamcg wrote: Mon Aug 24, 2026 9:59 pm That looks rather brisk, nice to see it getting used to its full potential
Are you planning on timing it flat out? Would be interested to see what it’s 0-100-0 would be
A mate of mine has got one of those draggy things so i'll borrow it one day and do some acceleration runs in it.
Re: First hill climb today
Just had this pop up on my Facebook feed. Shows the lack of run-off quite clearly:
Still photos from outside the car on Facebook:
Still photos from outside the car on Facebook:
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Re: First hill climb today
I've watched many cars end up on their roof through that section over the years
I posted a video on this thread then thought better of it and deleted it. Guy turned his Westfield over at Crossing at Shelsley a couple of months ago. Badly injured his arms, wasn't wearing arm restraints apparently.
I posted a video on this thread then thought better of it and deleted it. Guy turned his Westfield over at Crossing at Shelsley a couple of months ago. Badly injured his arms, wasn't wearing arm restraints apparently.
Send me links to cars for sale with throttle bodies.
Re: First hill climb today
The potential to have a huge accident there is enormous, it’s a miracle so many people get away with as much as they do.