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AKLGT
08-31-2005, 05:02 PM
The next event is slated for Sunday the 18th, I believe. Either car would do fine. Even on crappy stock suspension :rolleyes: you'd do fine. Even more, you'd have a blast, unless you're actually as competitive as you seem. I've never been fast, but it's fun as hell. Do it!

That said, I can't make this event, so it's one less slow car to compete with you. ;)

so where and how do we sign up? and there will be helmets we can borrow for us first timers, right? :)

JordyB
08-31-2005, 05:42 PM
You will find all the info you will need here: http://www.alaskascca.com on the site or in the forums.

As well as myautoevents.com: http://www.myautoevents.com/pls/mae/frmEventDetail.Show?psevent_id=4126&psrnd=.63431034956784019626773750420429142642

You must wear a helmet. Loaner helmets are available for free for the first few events but after that we will charge $10 for the loaners, so you are encouraged to buy your own helmet. Ask us about helmet requirements and recommendations.

AKLGT
08-31-2005, 07:19 PM
thanks! :)

AKLGT
09-08-2005, 08:21 PM
guess i'll wait to register as it gets a little closer. since it's 2 days, do we have to be at both days? Sunday is the only day we can go.

Peterk
09-08-2005, 10:07 PM
So it's at the drag strip? Whats the difference between whats going on the 17th and the 18th, because I think I'll probably be there to watch on saturday.

Getagrip
09-09-2005, 01:22 PM
guess i'll wait to register as it gets a little closer. since it's 2 days, do we have to be at both days? Sunday is the only day we can go.

You should be able to go on just Sunday. I can't make it either on Saturday. Hope to see ya on Sunday the 18th!

Getagrip
09-09-2005, 01:41 PM
So it's at the drag strip? Whats the difference between whats going on the 17th and the 18th, because I think I'll probably be there to watch on saturday.

Saturday is Solo II drags. Sunday the actual Solo II autocross.

Mavrik
09-09-2005, 02:22 PM
Both sound interesting to watch. Its been a while since I saw any good drags.

AKLGT
09-09-2005, 11:39 PM
since it's the end of the season and it looks like all the pros will be there, i think we'll sit this one out to race but will come and watch just so we can see the more experienced auto-xers. we'll be there this sunday for test and tune though. i want to see how the LGT does w/ the 5EAT. guess i'll have to practice the torque braking or whatever it's called. :( i have no idea...

GTJilly
09-12-2005, 04:01 PM
[QUOTE=trdvibe]since it's the end of the season and it looks like all the pros will be there, i think we'll sit this one out to race but will come and watch just so we can see the more experienced auto-xers. QUOTE]

WooHoo, yet another excuse to puss out!!! It's the same people at every race, end of the season doesn't make a difference. The only way you can learn how to do something is by trying it. Get brave, realize you won't win your first race and come have FUN!!! :)

00Maddog
09-12-2005, 04:08 PM
^^ lol owned:D

AKLGT
09-12-2005, 04:55 PM
[QUOTE=trdvibe]since it's the end of the season and it looks like all the pros will be there, i think we'll sit this one out to race but will come and watch just so we can see the more experienced auto-xers. QUOTE]

WooHoo, yet another excuse to puss out!!! It's the same people at every race, end of the season doesn't make a difference. The only way you can learn how to do something is by trying it. Get brave, realize you won't win your first race and come have FUN!!! :)
truth be told, i can't afford it. not after $40 at AK raceway park yesterday. been unemployed last month and won't get the first paycheck (only 4 days) till next week. i'm still toying with the idea however, so keep talking me into it. ;)

Getagrip
09-12-2005, 08:13 PM
since it's the end of the season and it looks like all the pros will be there, i think we'll sit this one out to race but will come and watch just so we can see the more experienced auto-xers. we'll be there this sunday for test and tune though. i want to see how the LGT does w/ the 5EAT. guess i'll have to practice the torque braking or whatever it's called. :( i have no idea...

The earlier you start racing the more experience yoy'll have. So, get on with it! You gotta start SOMEtime. Give it a go, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain.

Who knows, maybe you won't like it. But you'll never know unless you try it. This post is for everybody on this board (not just TRDvibe) who have been on the fence on whether to try it or not.

AKSubie
09-12-2005, 09:46 PM
The earlier you start racing the more experience yoy'll have. So, get on with it! You gotta start SOMEtime. Give it a go, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain.

Who knows, maybe you won't like it. But you'll never know unless you try it. This post is for everybody on this board (not just TRDvibe) who have been on the fence on whether to try it or not.

Truer words have never been said. you have to start sometime. I started early in a season, on a fluke. Jake is the reason for me being hooked on it now. Long story cut short (or tried to) I was wanting to modify my Legacy (was hard for us early Legacy modifiers) and was referred to Jake, and met up with a few at an early AKIC meet, jake said "you shoudl come out to the Autocross, you dont have to run if you dont want to, but come out early incase" So that I did, was convinced by another SCCA member there to give it a go, got adrenaline pumping, then had Jake show me how hard the car can be pushed. NOW, I have been amazing Miata drivers left and right of how fast and smooth (so they say) I can plow my boat around the course. :lol: :banana: :banana: :disco: :D

It Is all in fun, (for me at least) and the wow factor, "WOW, I didnt hit that cone??!!" LOL

AKLGT
09-13-2005, 12:01 AM
lol. being that i can hardly park the LGT straight, it would be interesting to see how many cones i'll most likely run over or hit. :P

but ya, i'll probably do it just because i find watching so boring. :banana:

can i just go early and sign up there? or do we have to pre-register?

AKSubie
09-13-2005, 12:12 AM
yes, I will try and find a link to one of my friends compilation video. It is a proDSM vid, but shows how outside it looks boring, then inside is...a bit different looking.

USUALLY you are allowed to sign up there, however if the option is available, I'd recommend registering online, but paying at event.

cooparu
09-13-2005, 11:05 AM
Registering in advance helps the organizers plan the event.

Do it! Grab your husband, go to the autocross, and have fun. 40 bucks is a lot less than mods or car payments. And you'll get a lot out of it.

Of course, then you'll be hooked, and I'll just have another fast car out there beating me, but meh.

I'm missing this event, I'll be celebrating my nephews birthday. It's frickin' hot here in Buffalo. Supposed to get up to 90 today.

Holy humidity.

Do it!