you guys will appreciate this:
you guys will appreciate this:
I found a video somebody posted of the last car I ever expected to see at an autocross....this was at one of the CDC events last month. I was sitting right below where the video was taken snapping some still pics of it 
the sad part was, he put up better times than quite a few "autocross" cars (including cutler's miata)...
Click here to see Video

the sad part was, he put up better times than quite a few "autocross" cars (including cutler's miata)...
Originally Posted by irish44j
I found a video somebody posted of the last car I ever expected to see at an autocross....this was at one of the CDC events last month. I was sitting right below where the video was taken snapping some still pics of it 
the sad part was, he put up better times than quite a few "autocross" cars (including cutler's miata)...
Click here to see Video

the sad part was, he put up better times than quite a few "autocross" cars (including cutler's miata)...
Originally Posted by Cutler
He didn't beat my time homogay
Jason Reynolds 1991 Mazda Miata 38.59 (best time)
Michael Robbins 1989 Ford CntrySquire 38.20 (best time)

ahem:
Josh Hickey 2000 Nissan Maxima 35.18 (best time)
Originally Posted by irish44j
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Jason Reynolds 1991 Mazda Miata 38.59 (best time)
Michael Robbins 1989 Ford CntrySquire 38.20 (best time)

ahem:
Josh Hickey 2000 Nissan Maxima 35.18 (best time)
Jason Reynolds 1991 Mazda Miata 38.59 (best time)
Michael Robbins 1989 Ford CntrySquire 38.20 (best time)

ahem:
Josh Hickey 2000 Nissan Maxima 35.18 (best time)

Originally Posted by DrKlop
With that suspension 38.20 when 911 got 38.40 and RX7 38.38… awesome!
Just curious, how old is the guy?
Just curious, how old is the guy?
the 911 was actually running RIGHT before me (talk about bad staging for me...even going slow he LOOKED faster than me). The 911 was bone-stock except for tires(Azenis), and driven by a guy in his 60s. i talked to the guy for a while and it was apparent that the car was really his baby - truly, it looked showroom-new and it was a '91 I think! I'm positive he wasn't pushing it hard, and just wanted to have a little fun in it. Didn't seem like the kind of guy who cared one bit about his times! He was also having some kind of engine issue with the car after the morning runs, not really sure what the problem was though...but I saw him messing with the engine.
The RX-7 was actually a wide-body conversion. It looked mean, and had quite a powerful (way souped-up) engine....but his tires really sucked and he really couldn't use the power at all. He had just finished a project with his turbo and seemed more like he was doing "test and tune" rather than really pushing it anyhow.
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