[FajenSTi]

In a near-replay of the May event, I had a successful and gratifying June race. Out of 50 very competitive cars, I finished first in the SM class and second overall.

Based on what I learned from my successful May race, I was able to start off faster this month, using similar settings with the right camber, height and dampening adjustments from my new, high performing HKS Hipermax RS coil-over suspension. With these improvements, I’m confident that I can now enter corners with full grip, knowing exactly how my car will respond. On my last run alone, I made a small suspension and tire pressure adjustment, dropped -0.3 of a second and secured my second-place overall finish in a tough battle against a well-driven C5 Corvette.

Just like last month, the weather was perfect for racing. The course itself was challenging (demanding concentration with varying transitions), yet rewarding, as I finished on a clean, no-cones-hit lap. I’m extremely pleased with my May and June results, and looking forward to July. Hopefully, I’ll make it three for three!

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http://www.skuttlemotorsports.com/vi...avisJune05.wmv
15MB in-car video

http://www.skuttlemotorsports.com/vi...sJune05ext.wmv
exterior video 10MB


Thanks,

[Got2Boostit2]

DKP,
Congratulations! And thanks for posting the video!

Blue

[crypsatir]

what the hell is all that banging around?

[FajenSTi]

the microphone is very sensitive and picks up nearly everthing. There's a mess of a/v wires taht are behind my seat which is what you hear most of the time..I'll put the mic in a better area next time...like the engine compartment

[Got2Boostit2]

Davis,
Tryed putting my mic in the engine compartment and all you hear is the lifters.
This last event I tie strapped it to the harness bar behind the drivers seat and got the best results. I also bought the Radio Shack foam covers that helps reduce the wind noise.

Blue
Darryl