Good luck Greg Ira!

[JaDub]

Corner weighting is definately a good thing but you can go farther on it........

Adding / subtracting / relocating weight to road level is where I`d go. If you have a `Petty bar` over your head as a top diagonal I`d remove it . Bring your center of gravity down........ get rid of or remove anything unnecessary that is above the tranny tunnel top or lower. Think `center of gravity`. When I build my cages I use .060" wall on all non required elements. I`m constantly amazed to see so many over-built cages especially with elements that are chest high or better. :stupid:

keep us posted ! Jeff Winter Rallye/Sport - Winter Racing Engines

[jmark]

Jeff, thanks for filling all that out for me. Yes, all of it is correct too. GT3, no, not without a ton of money and a new welding machine.

Rick, I was successful in my campaign for the 240Z in E Production. You should see a weight reduction in the next fasttrack. Supposedly this is how it's going to break down. Prelude +100lbs, 1st Gen RX7 +50 lbs, Z car -70 lbs. How about that?? The first competitiion adjustment they've ever given the Z with the exception of smaller vented front brakes.

Good luck with your car and feel free to come over any time.

Greg Ira

I didn't see this in the Feb. Fasttrack....

[jmark]

Looks like its in the March FastTrack.

[jmark]

Greg Ira's E Prod 240Z after a fresh paint job. Next race this weekend at Road ATL.

[JaDub]

Pretty zooooomie! But I just have to say that losing all those stickers alone will be worth 2 seconds a lap. :classic:

Good luck at Atlanta! Jeff

[jmark]

^ Hopefully I'll get some good shots of the new livery in action this weekend.