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sperry 2003-06-09 08:07 AM

Next Autocross - 6/28,6/29 - Stead Airport
 
Saturday 6/28:
Blue group (STS, STX, DS) runs 1st, works 2nd
Yellow group (Street Tire) runs 4th, works 3rd

Sunday 6/29:
Blue group (STS, STX, DS) runs 2nd, works 1st
Yellow group (Street Tire) runs 1st, works 2nd

Details here:
http://www.renoscca.com
http://www.renoscca.com/autocrossschedule.htm

ArthurS 2003-06-09 08:21 AM

Sweet. I am there. I should have my helmet by then also.

ZER026D 2003-06-09 12:29 PM

Me to I cant wait I need wheels :cry:

dknv 2003-06-09 02:12 PM

I need something, but I don't know what.

ArthurS 2003-06-09 02:17 PM

.....tinted windows.....

sperry 2003-06-09 02:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dknv
I need something, but I don't know what.

Schroth Rallye 3 harness?

http://www.modernperformance.com/all/schroth.shtml

dknv 2003-06-09 02:27 PM

tinted windows would be nice in that blazing hot sun.
Harness = good idea!

sperry 2003-06-09 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dknv
tinted windows would be nice in that blazing hot sun.
Harness = good idea!

Don't forget harness pads, or you'll have a nice matching pair of welts on the sides/back of your neck!

Dean 2003-06-09 02:57 PM

Best deal on harness pads is Walmart, or ebay...

I have run a Scroth 4 point for over 4 years. Good stuff.

sperry 2003-06-09 03:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dean
Best deal on harness pads is Walmart, or ebay...

I have run a Scroth 4 point for over 4 years. Good stuff.

Since I'm tall and I was a bit worried the back seat lower buckles might not be back far enough to have a < 45deg angle, I got the Rallye 3 that attaches to the c-pillar. Been using it for 2 years, works good.

Austin (AtomicLabMonkey) has the Rallye 4 in his Mustang.

Both are good harnesses, and the only ones that are DOT legal.

Dean 2003-06-09 03:19 PM

I'd like to thank everyone that showed up with readable numbers and class, and encourage those of you who had paper or tape to spend a couple bucks and make or buy some for the next event.

Tripp Plastics has 24" wide rolls of white magnetic vinyl that you cut easily with a good pair of scicors, or xacto, or utility knife. I think it is under 10 bucks per foot, maybe as low as $7

Print out some 900 point font numbers and trace them on and cut them out. Class letters can be smaller.

I'll check the rules tonight for exact figures. I'm pretty sure the numbers have to be at least 8" high, and 1.25" stroke (width of the line the numbers are made from.

sperry 2003-06-09 03:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dean
I'd like to thank everyone that showed up with readable numbers and class, and encourage those of you who had paper or tape to spend a couple bucks and make or buy some for the next event.

Tripp Plastics has 24" wide rolls of white magnetic vinyl that you cut easily with a good pair of scicors, or xacto, or utility knife. I think it is under 10 bucks per foot, maybe as low as $7

Print out some 900 point font numbers and trace them on and cut them out. Class letters can be smaller.

I'll check the rules tonight for exact figures. I'm pretty sure the numbers have to be at least 8" high, and 1.25" stroke (width of the line the numbers are made from.

Yeah, sorry about the world's smallest "STX" logo... I only had some scrap material left over from my 04 NSM magnets. They'll be bigger for the next event... :lol:

How late's Tripp open, and where are they located?

ArthurS 2003-06-09 03:29 PM

I just used the temporary #'s provided. :(

So can I just pick any number I want now? As long as someone else doesn't have it? Do I have to let someone know which one I pick?

sperry 2003-06-09 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArthurS
I just used the temporary #'s provided. :(

So can I just pick any number I want now? As long as someone else doesn't have it? Do I have to let someone know which one I pick?

You should pick a 0X number.... so far:

00 - Evan
01 - The Duke Boys :lol:
03 - Austin
04 - Me

I dunno what Matt and Tyson were thinking! 49 and 38.. <scoff!> ;) :lol:

MattR 2003-06-09 05:05 PM

HAHA!!!! Sunday was a great day for cars #49...Did you see Ken Schrader's crash at Pocono? Holy Shit!

Well, Maybe next year I'll switch to a 0X number....007? 000? 05...nah, looks ghey. "Ox numbers are for ____________ " :lol:

49 has always been my number...always will be,

Dean 2003-06-09 06:23 PM

Reno members get priority on numbers, and as long as no other member running in your class has that number, you can have it. We reccomend 2-3 digit numbers.

If you want to read it, it is section 3.7 of the rule book, but here is the jist.

Numbers:

Minimum 8" tall, 1.25" line width. 900 point should meet this requirement in most fonts.

Class: Rules just say class shouls be smaller. I would suggest 6" as a minimum.

Tripp Plastics is in the book, but are in the retail strip east of terminal and Mill on the south side of Mill.

I also forgot to mention that Summit has Spray vinyl dye in a bunch of colors that you can use on the numbers after you cut them out, or be real fancy and stencil them on the sheet.

Please use a contrasting color. Yellow on white, or navy blue on black are bad choices.

For some reason, probably due to a venturi effect or something, big sheets blow off easier than individual cut out numbers and letters.

You can also buy pre made numbers and letters on-line. do a google search, or check out Grassroots motorsports magazine. Tons of ads in there.

AtomicLabMonkey 2003-06-09 07:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MattR
"Ox numbers are for BAD MOTHERFUCKERS"

There you go. 8) And get my wallet out of that bag while you're at it, Ringo...

ArthurS 2003-06-09 08:54 PM

So, I am a Reno Member, so could I use the number 747 STX? I don't think anyone else has that one right?

MattR 2003-06-09 08:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AtomicLabMonkey
Quote:

Originally Posted by MattR
"Ox numbers are for BAD MOTHERFUCKERS"

There you go. 8) And get my wallet out of that bag while you're at it, Ringo...

HAHA! :lol: It's the one that says..Bad Mutha Fucka!

MattR 2003-06-09 09:00 PM

I want a number that has a fraction or a decimal point, that would be funny...

3.14 :lol:


edit, i'm retarded

tysonK 2003-06-09 09:38 PM

Quote:

I want a number that has a fraction or a decimal point, that would be funny...

3.14


edit, i'm retarded
what the?

Kostamojen 2003-06-09 09:55 PM

I dont know if you guys have a Michaels up there, but thats where I got my magnetic sheets from to make my really really ghetto looking numbers :lol: Cost me like $10 to make 6 numbers (4 1's) and two little ST-X logos :p

Dean 2003-06-10 07:33 AM

Yes, you can be 747. What, do you think you are a wide body or something? You relize the objective is to stay on the ground, not take off... 8^)

Sure, be 3.14, just make the decimal point very small, and keep the spacing between the numbers the same, so most people don't notice. They might think you are prone to spinning though.

I haven't seen the Michael's material, but the Tripp stuff appears to be holding up well. I think I've ben using mine well over 2 years now.

I did hear a good idea over the weekend. To keep them from curling, keep them under your floor mats. I always try and put them on the roof for a while before I put them on to warm them up and make them more flexible.

dknv 2003-06-10 08:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dean
Yes, you can be 747.

ummmm - you're supposed to apply to the chief of registration .....

sperry 2003-06-10 08:11 AM

That does it, I'm changing my number to 6.022x10^23.... that's right, one mole of autocrossing FURY!

dknv 2003-06-10 08:22 AM

or turn it upside down for run-no-points, and you can be:
EZvOIxZZO9

sperry 2003-06-10 08:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dknv
or turn it upside down for run-no-points, and you can be:
EZvOIxZZO9

Is that what the upside down numbers mean!? There was that miata on Sunday #225 that was upside down... thank god they didn't hit any cones, I didn't know how to call it in!

dknv 2003-06-10 08:28 AM

Yeah, Dean made that up on Saturday.
:lol:

ArthurS 2003-06-10 08:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dknv
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dean
Yes, you can be 747.

ummmm - you're supposed to apply to the chief of registration .....

Who's That? How do I do it?

sperry 2003-06-10 08:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArthurS
Who's That? How do I do it?

<whisper>Pssst... I think that's Debbie....</whisper>

dknv 2003-06-10 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArthurS
How do I do it?

:lol: You left yourself wide open on that question .........


[If the Turbo AWD Master says its ok, its all good.]

ArthurS 2003-06-10 09:41 AM

Okay. I will be 747 STX. I couldn't think of any other number, so that one worked.

Dean 2003-06-10 02:00 PM

How did I get that alias/call sign/handle/whatever anyway?

Sorry, we are going to limit you to 3 digits, so Mole Man is SOL.

For RNP, only the class is supposed to be upside down. Sue got carried away... or maybe I told her to flip the numbers also. Whatever.

The only one this will be an issue for is SS. they can put their's sideways.

Maybe sideways is a good idea anyway... Hmmm

sperry 2003-06-10 02:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dean
How did I get that alias/call sign/handle/whatever anyway?

Well, I changed it... but it was you that bought a WRX, Quattro and Stealth... so you have only yourself to blame for the name ;) Sell off your Turbo AWD cars, and I'll change it to something else! :lol:

MattR 2003-06-23 06:33 PM

So, It looks like Blue (STX) run group runs 1st, works second, thats sweet!!! its about time...

So, does anyone wanna meet up Saturday morning to head out to stead? krispy Kreme? 7?

tysonK 2003-06-23 07:19 PM

check, I think we should BBQ saturday night...plus,, I'm going to be getting something in the mail this week to install!

MattR 2003-06-23 07:29 PM

Hahaha! I like your signature! What is it you're getting in the mail? I must know. BTW, I'll be racing with a glass of water in my cup holder this weekend...I think I'm ready. :lol:

And yes, we can BBQ here if you'd like, theres still beer and condiments.

tysonK 2003-06-23 07:42 PM

me u and scott all have initial D(whooeee!), signatures!

sperry 2003-06-24 08:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tysonK
me u and scott all have initial D(whooeee!), signatures!

I will admit to copying you guys...

here's another one:

"That's okay, I already got myself a new suit!"
"I want to see you in it"
"But you've already seen everything?"

OWNED. heheh

dknv 2003-06-24 09:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tysonK
check, I think we should BBQ saturday night...plus,, I'm going to be getting something in the mail this week to install!

Anyone going to the Flowing Tide pub after Saturday's last run group?

ArthurS 2003-06-24 09:12 AM

I think that it would be cool to all meet at the Flowing Tide. Its a really nice place.

Oh yea, and I am there this weekend. Going tomorrow to get the numbers on magnets finished. 8)

MattR 2003-06-24 04:59 PM

Flowing tide is minutes from my house,,yaaaay!

tysonK 2003-06-24 05:01 PM

I'm going where everyone else is going.

STIwish 2003-06-24 11:26 PM

IM GOING!! IM GOING!! IM GOING!!! okay, enough caps... I shall be there this weekend... *does a happy dance* it was either go pick up my exhaust in the bay area or go to Reno and race.... easy decision.. i ordered my exhaust AND will be going to Reno... yeah baby.

dknv 2003-06-25 08:32 AM

For those who aren't on the renoscca e-mailing list, following is an excerpt for this weekend's events:

This weekend we have Reno points events 9 and 10, the "biggest little autocross" hosted by John Riggs Jr. and III. Besides a course that will surely prove to be fun and challenging, after both the morning and afternoon run groups on Saturday we will have a 16-driver challenge and runoff. The 16 drivers with the closest raw times will be entered into the challenge, with prizes for the winners as well as some additional awards.

After the event on Saturday, the Riggs will host a happy hour at the Flowing Tide Pub (on 10580 N McCarran, near 7th st.). Anyone who wants to come is welcome.

ArthurS 2003-06-25 08:40 AM

Sweeeeet. I should go add my email to the list at some point.

ArthurS 2003-06-26 11:54 AM

I am supposed to go pick up the magnets for my car today, but need some suggestions on sizing. How long and tall should the numbers and letters be?

Also, the lady making them for me thought it would be cool if they were color changing... :lol:.......is that legal?

sperry 2003-06-26 01:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArthurS
I am supposed to go pick up the magnets for my car today, but need some suggestions on sizing. How long and tall should the numbers and letters be?

Also, the lady making them for me thought it would be cool if they were color changing... :lol:.......is that legal?

Usually chrome and color changing numbers are illegal.

Dean 2003-06-26 02:37 PM

Actually, I answered this in a an earlier event thread i think, but here it is againa:

If you want to read it, it is section 3.7 of the rule book, but here is the jist.

Numbers:

Minimum 8" tall, 1.25" stroke(line width). 900 point should meet this requirement in most fonts.

Class: Rules just say class shouls be smaller. I would suggest 6" as a minimum.

Uniform color, and in contrst with the color of the car. So Color changing is probably out...

Hope that helps.

STIwish 2003-06-26 03:33 PM

They give you the paper numbers correct?


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