I'm not sure yet. On 10/21, there's the Enduro up here at Mather.
While the Harbor Freight trailers would do the trick, I'd rather have
something with a lid. Winter's coming up so I'd expect some rain. Plus I could
use the trailer for hauling other stuff.
The tires would fit in my car, yes...but I'd rather not do that. Know where I
can look for a trailer with a lid?
-Arnold
----- Original Message -----
From: Toy4speed@aol.com
To: the_brain7@hotmail.com ; ba-autox@autox.team.net
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 10:28 PM
Subject: Re: Sac events 9 & 10, V700s and crazy people
So Arnold, does that mean you'll be at the 10/21 event to help with
registration again? I'll promise to fill your head with all kinds of R-tire
ideas, trailers, wheels, deals, alignment ideas. You truly would be surprised
how fast a relatively low powered car can get around an autocross course if
you just don't slow down much.
Its the handling. Lots of cars have power, but its the accuracy of the
turns, the execution of the corner entry and exit, braking pts.
Are you looking for one of those little Harbor Freight trailers converted
into a tire carrier ? Or maybe a dedicated little trailer with lid, thats
sealed from the elements.
All it takes is $$. I think you could fit 4 tires in your car right ?
Sure, maybe the ladyfriend has to enjoy the smell of tires (new is my
favorite, old tires are like, yuck).
Anyway, glad to hear more addicts to autox are out there. See ya !
Don Lew
DSP Supra (on the mend)
M3 (on the table)
'88 Civic (on the road)
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