Ramsey

Nice story.. was that just part 1?

did you get an autograph?

seriously.. you drive a mustang.. he drive a turbo teg thatis prolly kinda quick.. i would wanna play too. 20 rolls would have settled this all.

http://uploader.ws/upload/200804/attentionwhores.jpgnws:confused:

I have seen the whole set.. that chick make s a pretty good internet whore.

im gonna get "cube life" tatoo'd on my stomach like tupac.

in for pics

"yay"bia edit: wtf "those arnt muskets"

in for vid

Looks good

in for numbers.

not full time,.. but i am done there alot.. I should also be out this weekend.

Mine is not the best car to get an accurate feel of the pro.. but if you wanted to drive it and feel it, you could. Just let me know.

what springs ares you going with?

It could have more to do with my tranny, but it seems very notchy. It is a very short throw which i like.. but sometimes it just seems a little to hard to find the right gear.

Call mike at wheel medic. He might have one in stock, or they might be able to fix it.

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I am not real happy with my pro 5.0.. i wanna try the tri axis.

gross

looks like a lot of fun.

idk... that was an ot answer

is this right? (Pi x r^2)/cos(theta) (3.14 x 168^2) / cos(28.75) = 101135.628 square inches

So i have a cylinder with a 236" diameter. I cut it at 28.75 degrees. How can i find the dimensions of the oval surface it creates? tia this may help: i just cant seem to figure it out. area of an ellipse is given by Pi*a*b, where 2*a is the length of the longer side (measured at its greatest width) and 2*b is the length of the shortest side (measured at its greatest height). edit: I have the long dist of the plane at 269 3/16"

in his glasses?

Nice.. eta on dyno numbers?