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RCR Forum - RCR40 / RCR70 / P4 / MKIVSponsored by Race Car Replicas.
For a quick video I used my still digial camera on "video" mode
Downloaded to the computer in the normal way as an AVi and this uploaded straight to You tube
Ok video quality may not be perfect but for a quick result I can not suggest bette.
Ian
__________________ Purchased a pile of bits said to be a DAX40,
Got it on the Road June 2006 (Thanks Paul)
Still tweaking EFi and getting used to driving with a grin on my face!
I just drove it again! It just gets better and better. I am setting my A/F ratio tonight and final tuning on Friday. Tomorrow it goes to professional racing teams shop for final bump steer adjustment, alignment and corner balancing. Now if I can only find that silly squeak!
Alright, BUD -- this is starting to sound more than just a wee bit like gloating...
If I may, just an idea as to the squeek. Very humbly suggest paying particular attention to the muscles in your backside when you hit the go pedal. Could it be that your sphincter is simply saying yaa BABY when you hit it? Certainly an arguable explanation...
Hearty congrats on the success, Dean!
T.
__________________ Every job is a self-portrait of the person who does it... autograph your work with excellence - unknown
Re: Dean's First drive RCR33 
Linear Mode
