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jukeboxman 07-11-2011 11:18 PM

One of the buggy boys was talking the other day saying how good minipins are - but I'm sure he said 'blue' rather than 'yellow' - but don't quote me!

The majority of the track has now been covered in green indoor bowling green astro/carpet/mat. Less abrasive than the coir matting.

The photo's really don't do the track justice.

/tobys 08-11-2011 11:06 AM

Can anyone confirm what tyres for A1? Is there a control tyre?

And do we need to pre-book or is it just on the day?

Thanks guys :thumbsup:

spyro 08-11-2011 11:13 AM

Hi Guys

The control tyre will be any Dboots tyre.

You can bookin on the day, but pre-book is, as always cheaper.

Web site all being well will be up later today with full details for the series.

The last round on April 17th 2012 is also now confirmed... :thumbsup:

Cheers

bondy 08-11-2011 11:36 AM

cool
 
Might come out of semi retirement for a play in two weeks !! :thumbsup:

/tobys 08-11-2011 11:38 AM

OK, so we have got to use dBoots on any driven wheel.

Can anyone advise which tread/compound is working well for both 2wd and 4wd? And can tyres be bought on the day?

Thanks :thumbsup:

spyro 08-11-2011 12:14 PM

Tyres can be bought on the day at a discount.

If you book online then you will receive a discount code so you can get your tyres before the day. :thumbsup:

I'm sure one of the buggy drivers will be along shortly to confirm tread/compound.

reg 08-11-2011 03:11 PM

Hi Chris,are we able to book in online yet,i cant find anywere,probably just me being thick and its a big flashing sign:blush:

spyro 08-11-2011 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reg (Post 579073)
Hi Chris,are we able to book in online yet,i cant find anywere,probably just me being thick and its a big flashing sign:blush:

Online booking will be available shortly when the web site is finished..... not long now :D

reg 08-11-2011 04:08 PM

cheers Chris

/tobys 09-11-2011 07:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spyro (Post 579006)

I'm sure one of the buggy drivers will be along shortly to confirm tread/compound.

anyone able to comment on which tyre/compound? and what's the wear rate like?

thanks :thumbsup:

wes j. 09-11-2011 08:27 PM

Hi Toby,

When i went a couple of weeks ago i found the Terrabytes worked best but i think they might have changed the carpet since then. Hopefully Reg will let us know because he went last night.

Nick 09-11-2011 08:50 PM

terrabyte seem the best or though from what i have seen all the Dboot tyres seem to work well. I found the A compound to be faster last night but there was really nothing in it!

reg 09-11-2011 08:51 PM

mini pins looked like the way to go,most were running them and they looked ok,i ran the hard dboots,nick gernell ran the soft dboots,they were just a bit loose

shark 09-11-2011 09:05 PM

Be nice if we could run mini pins, most will have these ready to go at this time of year. Any news on having to run control tyre at the sunday meetings??

(off)roadrunner 09-11-2011 09:25 PM

does look as though there is a control tyre to the dboots tyres, should be tyres in stock on the day from the supporting shop or from the club, from what was said on tuesday it seems that the short course classes dont have control tyre as the dboots sct tyres arent available yet, but definetly a control tyre for the buggys, (not sure if only applied to driven wheels for the 2wd.s) best guy to ask is SPYRO (chris)

/tobys 09-11-2011 09:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shark (Post 579682)
Be nice if we could run mini pins, most will have these ready to go at this time of year. Any news on having to run control tyre at the sunday meetings??

+1

Lots of people have Mini pins already - unless the control tyres are heavily discounted, it seems an unnecessary additional expense to force people to run a particular tyre, especially when it is not something that most folk will have in their pit box already...

Frecklychimp 09-11-2011 10:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by /tobys (Post 579714)
+1

Lots of people have Mini pins already - unless the control tyres are heavily discounted, it seems an unnecessary additional expense to force people to run a particular tyre, especially when it is not something that most folk will have in their pit box already...

Most competitive racers would buy at least one set of tyres for a championship meeting at other series or regionals etc so it is only a case of buying a different type... they will be discounted as mentioned in a post above and everyone entering the championship is in the same situation.

failed argument and a myth that racers have an endless supply of brand new useable tyres in their pit box already or one set of life lasting yellow minipin tyres IMO

:confused:

/tobys 09-11-2011 11:06 PM

Don't get so defensive!! It looks like you guys have done a great job of setting the track up and all the feedback I have read has been very positive :thumbsup:

It's your meeting and your rules. And you say dBoot control tyres. So dBoots it is - simples!

RDG 40 09-11-2011 11:50 PM

track looks good, was goin to do the sunday series but with the controlled tyre gona have to give it a miss

on a club night is it controlled aswel? if not i can pop over some nights

jukeboxman 10-11-2011 12:21 AM

Tuesday club nights are definitely 'run what you've brung' - as long as it's safe of course.

No control tyres, open motor choice -as long as it's electric......


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