Ozark Mountain Region SCCA

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drivehard wrote:Man I am just so anxious for the season to start, but I am running out of time. I have so much to do before the first AutoX. The weather just does not seem to cooperate with my schedule. Still have to install my harnesses, convert my car to HS, and whatnot. I am sure though that I am not the only one with time issues.

Has everyone else gotten prepared?

I still need to buy the wheels and tires I want for this season. Other than that the car is ready! And my camera mount as well!

I'm on my third week of waiting for clutch parts to arrive, and months into waiting on my front strut rebuild. The SE-R can race today, but I'll probably only have fresh tires by the first event.

A few bright spots:

Raxles, an outfit doing like-new axle rebuilds, turned around an axle for me in a few days. If you have anything with CV-joints, these guys are great.

Also, I ordered Bridgestones from Tire Rack at 4:21PM on Monday, and UPS dropped them on my step just after 5PM the next day. 25 hours shipped, excellent.

Raxles is huge with the Mk4 VW guys!

Yeah, got my camera mount done as well, and it does work perfectly. little or no vibration. [/code]

wheels and tires ordered. bank account pwnd. I just have to keep telling myself that at least I won't be buying tires once a year for the next three years or so...

Well, pretty much every thing is bought, cept for the shocks, but that can wait for now. I am just having time issues.

Well, it I do buy shocks, I will buy KYB AGX'S.

It seemed like a nice day, so I decided to start on the clutch. The Sentra is sitting nose-up on jack stands with everything detached from the transmission, ready to drop.

Sometimes I wonder what normal people do when they come home from work.

normal people come home from work?

(wants to be normal)


some people come home from work. other people bring work home with them!

JimR wrote:Sometimes I wonder what normal people do when they come home from work.

Changes out of Corporate clothes, Goes into kitchen, makes dinner, sits down to another TV sitcom (Dexter, Anthony Bordaine, Chuck, Heroes), finishes dinner, watches rest of tv show, brushes teeth, checks internet, goes to bed....




....wish i had a project....


Tomarrow i change my belt.... Ohhhh Boy!

AutoXChris wrote: ....wish i had a project....


Tomarrow i change my belt.... Ohhhh Boy!

You are officially helping me on my MkII this summer. Period.

my problem is, when I come home, I don't even want to look at another car!

drivehard wrote:my problem is, when I come home, I don't even want to look at another car!

That's why I specifically made sure my hobbies would never be my job.

Home stretch. This car will be racing on Sunday.

Wrestling a transmission into place is the easy part. No so much laying upside down in the floorboard, feet resting on top of the open driver's side door, and trying to attach the clutch cable to the pedal way behind the dash with a contortionist's dexterity. I couldn't do this nonsense for a living.

magilson wrote:That's why I specifically made sure my hobbies would never be my job.

That's why I could never be a gynecologist. Zing!