Competitions — Toyota Corolla, 1.3 liter, 1997
On November 7th, we had a competition at the karting track in a neighboring city, where, in fact, I took part and ruined the clutch :) I am
very pleased with the result, 7th place out of 15, with the first 9 cars, a spread of 1.5 seconds, manual timing makes itself felt.
I realized that I had assembled a fairly competitive car for its class, where there were Levins and several other interesting cars.
It is still necessary to finish the front intercooler, exhaust, and be sure to install stiff springs by spring, there are few good shock absorbers (
Naturally, the regulations were of course female) in one class up to 2 liters, there are many cars with a spread from 140 to 250 hp.
R0JER
There will be no screws, I don’t need a cramp option, and so the hump hurts periodically, and even so the results are positive, you need to finish the car a little and roll the experience)
I have the same point of view! and the vapor is all screws yes screws)
When there is room to move in terms of experience on semi-sports shoes, you need to roll back to them, when the limit of what the lining can do is reached, then the technique is prepared (especially since the level of the lining will know where, what and how much to improve). In this case, it is much easier and more effective to learn. It is also possible to study on a korcha prepared for a certain discipline, but not at an amateur level.
There will be no screws, I don’t need a cramp option, and so the hump hurts periodically, and even so the results are positive, you need to finish the car a little and roll the experience)