
Happy 102nd Birthday Randy!
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Happy 102nd Birthday Randy!
No wonder Chase Cam is doing so well, you've found the secret to eternal youth!


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Re: Happy 102nd Birthday Randy!
I think he aged a bit this weekend after trying to AX a stock WRX w/o a big front bar 

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Re: Happy 102nd Birthday Randy!
LOL, this explains why I need to go to sleep at 6:30pm and started watching Murder She Wrote and Barnaby Jones reruns.
Autocrossing the Subaru (stock and new) was an experience for sure. So much so that I brought the Noble out instead on Sunday. Saturday ate up those new OEM front tires on the WRX. Just the outside shoulders, ouch.
Also, driving it was interesting. I had to really manhandle the car and flog it to be fast... as compared to the Lotus or Noble where it is more finesse (more with the Lotus than the Noble) and there is a very direct feedback to the driver. But we found out Sunday the rear tires on the Noble were toast.. so it was interesting hanging the back out everywhere. I could only autocross the car in valet mode with the boost dialed way down.
Now where is that coupon for the Depends?
Autocrossing the Subaru (stock and new) was an experience for sure. So much so that I brought the Noble out instead on Sunday. Saturday ate up those new OEM front tires on the WRX. Just the outside shoulders, ouch.
Also, driving it was interesting. I had to really manhandle the car and flog it to be fast... as compared to the Lotus or Noble where it is more finesse (more with the Lotus than the Noble) and there is a very direct feedback to the driver. But we found out Sunday the rear tires on the Noble were toast.. so it was interesting hanging the back out everywhere. I could only autocross the car in valet mode with the boost dialed way down.
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Re: Happy 102nd Birthday Randy!
(very) Slow In, Fast Out with the Suby ... Oh ... you probably know that!
Lucky you to use up those oem tires ... now you can get proper Dunlop Z1's for it, besides the BIG front bar. Hey, didn't we also have to get the big front bar for John's Elise?! ;)

Lucky you to use up those oem tires ... now you can get proper Dunlop Z1's for it, besides the BIG front bar. Hey, didn't we also have to get the big front bar for John's Elise?! ;)
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Re: Happy 102nd Birthday Randy!
I can tell ya, even fully nationally developed they still kinda drive that way and you still have to be very aggressive to make them fast.Randy Chase wrote: Also, driving it was interesting. I had to really manhandle the car and flog it to be fast... as compared to the Lotus or Noble where it is more finesse (more with the Lotus than the Noble) and there is a very direct feedback to the driver.
Pretty crazy fast course to have low rear grip, haha.
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Re: Happy 102nd Birthday Randy!
Let's see....102
Can I pick the Base I'd like Base 5 (27), 6 (38), or 7 (51)--- 8 is too close to my real age

Can I pick the Base I'd like Base 5 (27), 6 (38), or 7 (51)--- 8 is too close to my real age

