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i said on another post i would post some pictures of my car through a corner on one of my race events
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TR2/3/3A Pictures through a corner.
- Thread starter Hamish Racing
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Frank Canale
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Thank you for the pictures. Looks to corner pretty flat, not a lot of body roll. Frank
M_Pied_Lourd
Darth Vader
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Pretty Cool!
Cheers,
Tush
Cheers,
Tush
OP
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Thanks guys.
lot of work gone into the suspension.
It’s ok for the road a bit stiff/ hard but usable.
Aintree race circuit today for a sprint. It was used in 1959 for the British Grand Prix. My car is 1959 too. It’s a fast track and not sure my 4.1:1 diff will allow a needed high terminal speed.
Nice day for completion though.
lot of work gone into the suspension.
It’s ok for the road a bit stiff/ hard but usable.
Aintree race circuit today for a sprint. It was used in 1959 for the British Grand Prix. My car is 1959 too. It’s a fast track and not sure my 4.1:1 diff will allow a needed high terminal speed.
Nice day for completion though.
OP
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This is the aintree sprint from inside the car