Rallye Artois Lys - w/e of Sept 22/23

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Re: Rallye Artois Lys - w/e of Sept 22/23

Postby jeffw » Thu Sep 27, 2012 7:58 am

Live axle or IRS Kev?

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Re: Rallye Artois Lys - w/e of Sept 22/23

Postby Furyous Kev » Thu Sep 27, 2012 1:43 pm

Jeff, it's a live axle.
Racing is life!
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after is just waiting.....Steve McQueen

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Re: Re: Rallye Artois Lys - w/e of Sept 22/23

Postby ncd » Thu Sep 27, 2012 4:41 pm

Furyous Kev wrote:What caused it.....who knows, probably fatigue, stress, design.
The brackets have actually come away from the axle where they were welded and taken part of the axle with them.
Having looked at Bill's his has strengthening fillets as mine didnt, but it will have now.


Wow, they look pretty substantial I thought! You got any pictures? Might take the opportunity to add some bracing to mine whilst it's on the garage floor!

Sorry to hear it cut your rallye short, at least you got the stellas in!

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Re: Rallye Artois Lys - w/e of Sept 22/23

Postby Furyblade_Lee » Thu Sep 27, 2012 5:44 pm

Kev, when I built Bill's car we cut off those brackets when we got the kit and re-angled them so the diff-nose pointed down slightly. My mech said it would be better as under load it would go level. The original was facing up at rest and raised further under load straining the propshart joint. And he probobly did the bracing as well. he was quite good.

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Re: Rallye Artois Lys - w/e of Sept 22/23

Postby jeffw » Thu Sep 27, 2012 6:21 pm

Mine is slightly nose down as well with substantial brackets.

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Re: Rallye Artois Lys - w/e of Sept 22/23

Postby David T » Thu Sep 27, 2012 8:25 pm

Finally got my videos edited into one montage: http://youtu.be/5sKHeMxDmO8

This was my first outing with my new GoPro HD. External microphone is now on order, so hopefully next time the sound will be improved.

Enjoy!

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Re: Rallye Artois Lys - w/e of Sept 22/23

Postby ncd » Thu Sep 27, 2012 8:43 pm

Furyblade_Lee wrote:Kev, when I built Bill's car we cut off those brackets when we got the kit and re-angled them so the diff-nose pointed down slightly. My mech said it would be better as under load it would go level. The original was facing up at rest and raised further under load straining the propshart joint. And he probobly did the bracing as well. he was quite good.


Rather than continue to hijack this thread with more questions about live axle furys I put a question up here about strengthening the furys axle if anyone has any advice!?

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Re: Rallye Artois Lys - w/e of Sept 22/23

Postby Mattijs » Thu Sep 27, 2012 9:17 pm

Nice vid, David! Plenty of attention at the start, people taking photographs and everything!

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Re: Rallye Artois Lys - w/e of Sept 22/23

Postby Mouldy » Sun Oct 21, 2012 8:53 pm

Very late but here are a few taken on the day, mainly by the Mrs!

Early start:-

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Town square:-

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Start Line:-

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Agincourt:-

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Its all French to me:-

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End of the day:-

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