Hi Russ: If SVRA sticks to "tradition", it'll be the 10th - 12th of September. I am in no way speaking for the organizers, but when I went in 2005, they were...
Alfaholics for me. To: alfaracing@yahoogroups.com From: sfog@... Date: Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:30:40 +0000 Subject: [Alfa Racing]: help on source need to...
Russ; The dates are Sept 9th thru 12th. I know for a fact that in 2005 SVRA let those with other credentials race. I know of at least three drivers that ...
For those who weren't there in 2005, Wil more did the most complete job I've ever seen of destroying an Alfa motor. As I recall, very little was recognizable....
Gee Erik, I thought your most memorable moment was watching your race car getting towed down a hill by a Dodge truck that was spewing smoke from all four...
Gentlemen, I want to thank the committee of Rob, Sam, Les and Dick for getting the ball rolling on this. I'm pleased to be able to be part of this. The site...
... While SVRA has been very open to having "non-comforming" cars as part of special events, I think the LeMons car might just send Jack Woerhle into...
Have a look. This should be fun to follow. Next year, anyone? We polish up the old high school Spanish and go for it... http://martinstaxi.com/ cheers, all....
Looking forward to seeing everyone again! The Alfa Owners of New England (A-ONE) will have a strong presence there as well as those from the 750/101 Alfa...
Hi all, I need to reduce the range of advance in my distributor (marelli s103b), with solder/weld. The question relates to which end of the range should I...
Alan, http://www.autobahnpower.com/products.asp?subcategory=Hella+Headlights&categ ory=Hella+Car+Horns+and+Headlights If that is too long an address for you...
Alan, Just curious. Why do your Alfas "both need headlights" ? What group are you racing with that requires headlight use, or sanctions racing after dark ?...
Well, they are both roadable, and since I totalled the 164LS, I need to use them as transportation. At the track, the lights either get removed, or covered...
Hi Group, The reaction triangle bushings on my 1965 Giulia Spider vintage track car need replacing. Anyone have any experience with and can offer advice ...
Joe, get rid of the stupid triangle. Go on www.thiscrazygarage.com and buy the panhard bar/upper link setup. You will be 1000 times happier. Mike Lawton ... ...
Mike, I sold that stuff to a guy in S. America. Sorry if I didn't take it down off the site. Jack Beck may have a new panhard bar kit in stock if somebody...
Joe: When you go to the panhard rod, I'd strongly suggest spherical bearings (or heim joints as applicable) in the trailing arms as well. This will precisely...
What is the optimum water temp range you guys are seeing on the track ? I'm seing 215 at times. I'm using a 195 degree t-stat and was advised against just...
What fuel cell size would you recommend? I've talked to a few people and somewhere in the 10-12 gallon range seems to be the common answer... Fuel safe seems...
Kevin, Fuel SAFE are as expensive as you are, just like your helmet! Fuel Safe has a sportsman series that is a good deal, but at the end of the day they are...
Dan, on my 2L, I run a 1600 style intake manifold with bypass plugged, a 1600 water pump with larger 2L pulley, driven by a 2L size crank pulley, with a...
... More complex subject than it appears. A good, healthy bypass is way important for any street motor (not just an Alfa)--head gaskets will live a LOT longer,...
Erik and Greg, Thanks for the input. My first item to try is a 180-185 degree thermostat. Once I evaluate that then I may just go for the 2L water pump with...
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