John: Look at the bright side....There are worse things than a racing Healey 100 to have your face rubbed into! Jim, racing Healey 100. (not yellow and green)
Gregory: I'm using KN filters on my 1.75" SU's on custom made velocity stacks on my 100-4 racer. The filters are approximately 4" diameter where they clamp to the stacks. They are approx. 5" long ove
I'll bet it softens the tire temporarily giving better traction. Something like the slightly illegal but undetectable stuff you can get from some racing suppliers. Jim
<< (seriously folks just how do you chase ANYTHING in a Citroen 2CV?? >> The secret to the 2CV is its suspension.....Lots of travel, lightly sprung, and good ground clearance. My .02 Jim
<< (seriously folks just how do you chase ANYTHING in a Citroen 2CV?? >> The secret to the 2CV is its suspension.....Lots of travel, lightly sprung, and good ground clearance. My .02 Jim
While we are posting experiences at the LRP Spring Sprints, I guess I'll add mine. To start with, it was a most enjoyable weekend, as they usually are. Many thanks to Jeff Brown, and all the workers
<< This is simply not true! Where do you folks come up with these ideas? It never ceases to amaize me how people have so many misconceived notions about SVRA rules. >> Jim
This is a question for the folks out there who vintage race big Healeys. I am preparing a 59 BN7 for vintage racing with SVRA and others. I am presently using Dunlop 550-15 L series on my 100-4, and
I personally would not paint, powder coat, or electroplate any stressed suspension parts on a racecar. I want to be able to detect a crack using magnaflux, dye penetrant, or visual inspection. The co
Masten Gregory was quite a cut-up I guess. I read where he put his leg throu gh the steering wheel instead of under it while entering his Porsche RSK during the LeMans start at the Gran Premio de Cub
<A HREF="http://www.varac.ca/">Click here: VINTAGE RACING WITH VARAC</A> Fred: Check out the VARAC website above. 1999 schedule had Mt Tremblant in October. Jim
Richard: I used PPG Aquapon Polyamide-Epoxy. This is a two part and goes on with a roller. I used this on my new garage floor about 8 years ago, and it is still excellent. I have spilled gasoline, oi