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Murlo26
03-27-2013, 10:12 AM
Sounds good man, I always appreciate someone volunteering to run sweeper and help keep the pack together. I will give you the route info in advance so you have time to study it and have at least a basic understanding of our route.

Sounds good, I will review prior so I have a semi idea of what I am doing :) Knoxville has some radios to test too, maybe we could try having a lead car/rear car with radios or something. dunno

cmspaz
03-27-2013, 10:15 AM
Spaz spun once w/o damage or incident, but I'm pretty sure he could manage that pulling out of the garage.
LOL!

I spun because I was trying to match your tempo in a POS DSM. ;)

Tachyon
03-27-2013, 10:19 AM
LOL!

I spun because I was trying to match your tempo in a POS DSM. ;)


Doesn't seem to be a problem for me ;) Maybe it's a 2g thing?

asshanson
03-27-2013, 11:17 AM
Doesn't seem to be a problem for me ;) Maybe it's a 2g thing?

Nope, I was the next car behind Spaz in my 2g.

To be fair, I think we did push it harder back then, before the two accidents.

Kracka
03-27-2013, 12:29 PM
Harder? No. More safely? Yes. None of the incidents occurred until after I moved and stopped leading the cruises. They key is to push hard when you can, and ease up when you shouldn't. These are public roads with traffic, debris, etc., not closed-course race tracks.

Kracka
03-27-2013, 12:38 PM
Official Registration List
1. Asshanson
2. Tachyon
3. Kracka + PlanoEvo + Kevin H.
4. Mark Leasure + Tina
5. Goodhart
6. JET + Cassie
7. Dsmolition + Alyssa
8. Zelskeet + Erin
9 Trogdor + Sarah
10. Spoolin_Turbo
11. Knoxville + Rayne
12. Murlo26 + Samantha
13. scheides + Anna
14. Travis + 1
15. Mark + Aly
16. Blackrosenova400 + Shari
17. tehehodi
18. Dan Mau + Kate
19. pkron05
20. evotuner
21. Kevin 1g Drummer
22. cmspaz
23. simulatedwood
24. 89_Colt_GT

cmspaz
03-27-2013, 12:44 PM
Harder? No. More safely? Yes. None of the incidents occurred until after I moved and stopped leading the cruises. They key is to push hard when you can, and ease up when you shouldn't. These are public roads with traffic, debris, etc., not closed-course race tracks.
I agree completely. I personally was pushing harder than I should have in a car that wasn't set up to keep up with Evos. I cooked the brakes trying to close the gaps that were opening in the straights. It was my fuck up and I'm super lucky that I spun where I did and not in a higher speed corner or closer to trees or other motorists.

BTW, I'm planning and leading a cruise for a group this year, so I'll get my piece of humble pie on how that goes. From the sound of it I'll learn a lot in doing so. :)

Kracka
03-27-2013, 12:50 PM
Leading a cruise is definitely more involved that just participating/following in one. You have to watch out for upcoming traffic, wildlife, random debris in the road, all while watching the group in your mirrors to make sure the pack is staying together and everyone is OK.

93gtpeater
03-27-2013, 12:55 PM
The list keeps growing.

Kracka
03-27-2013, 12:57 PM
The list keeps growing.
Yes it does! I believe this is the largest number of registrants we've ever had, and we still have a little over three weeks to go! Can we get 30 cars?!?!