Originally posted by Cobra-R
. (Door left wide open)
Says to himself: Wonder what kind of riff raff will walk through this time.:idea:
Originally posted by Cobra-R
. (Door left wide open)
Originally posted by Cobra-R
Now is that a knock on my driving?? If I only had a car that was up to the standard of my driving, then watch out!!!. (Door left wide open)
Originally posted by Cobra-R
Says to himself: Wonder what kind of riff raff will walk through this time.:idea:
Originally posted by kevin
i see ya finally left a hint as to why you won the traveling blooper award at the 1st annual r meet. (right dean)
the rest i'll address later, can't stay on long right now.
Originally posted by kevin
afraid not, but it does have a lap calender
Originally posted by Dean99CobraV
After searching long and hard, I finally found the lap calender that Brian bought. It was on the Yugo racing site. I can't believe that I didn't look there first. :-?
After some exhaustive research, it seems Autometer has to detune there guages to match the performance characteristics of each driver and car combo. You have to submit your lap times to Autometer and they will feed the info into there Binford XR 2000 Performance computer. Once the computer spits out the data, they will custom make a guage for you. It's a very high-tech approach, don't you agree? :read:
Originally posted by 1998WS6FBTA
seems zach has found his way in here :rolling:
Originally posted by Dean99CobraV
After searching long and hard, I finally found the lap calender that Brian bought. It was on the Yugo racing site. I can't believe that I didn't look there first. :-?
After some exhaustive research, it seems Autometer has to detune there guages to match the performance characteristics of each driver and car combo. You have to submit your lap times to Autometer and they will feed the info into there Binford XR 2000 Performance computer. Once the computer spits out the data, they will custom make a guage for you. It's a very high-tech approach, don't you agree? :read: