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From what I can see, the only design that would work, would not be able to handle much tongue weight. That would rule out a receiver based bike rack, unless you used some additional tethering point to take up the load.
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A guy at the last autoX had a tire rack on his se7en we deemed would go in the Elise. It was a contraption that looked like a giant 'I', and the top part of the 'I' was wide enough for two tires on each side. We actually slid the deal in my Elise, and it would work. The caveat is that I'd need to drill a hole dead center in the body work and roll bar on top on the inside of the car. And no top would be possible with it on the car. I'm decided I'm not into drilling holes in my car.
The Caterham looked pretty goofy going down the road with this rack of tires hanging out of the top, but it was effective. I still think I'll wind up buying a trailer and hauling Liz to meets with Hoosiers on.
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And if you're doing CenDiv events, I can't imagine who might volunteer for that exercise
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Pardon me, but what's CenDiv?
![]() I have a friend in the area who also races, but i can't count on us both going to the same events, so that's out. I have the feeling that once I get on the Hoosiers, I'll be woefully disappointed in the AO48s at events. I'll need a reliable way to get Liz with Hoosiers to meets.
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http://www.cendiv-scca.org/
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Sorry Jer, specifically:
http://solo2.cendiv-scca.org and http://solo2.cendiv-scca.org/2004/CendivYTDPoints.pdf <<<<'02, '03, '04 B Stock champ ![]() and where is West Chester? The National CP Ladies' champ, Susan Delzell, is from PA, and she runs many of the CenDiv events |
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West Chester is about 40 miles NW of Philadelphia, mostly west. Where is Susan from??
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Susan's in Pittsburgh - there was a picture of her racing in her C Prepared Mustang elsewhere in this forum
![]() ah, here it is... ![]() I think she's something like 7 or 8-time National Champion. Last edited by sr71bb; 11-17-2004 at 07:49 AM. |
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No luck, Malc. Plus any hitch would mean cutting the diffuser I'm sure. That would take you out of SS for SCCA purposes. I'm still looking for a trailer.
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I might look at this later in the spring. I have more important things on the list to do here now. But I did look at the car and I think I can see how to make a removable hitch without modifying anything.
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What if you just removed the diffusor for towing, and reattached at the destination. I don't know how much work it is to remove and attach but if you brought some plank ramps maybe that help in the reinstallation
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You don't need ramps, the hassle is in carrying the diffuser, though I guess you can find somewhere on the trailer to put it.
You can attach the diffuser in 10-15 minutes.
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Found my trailer! I pick it up tomorrow. It even has this handy hydraulic tilt so I won't ruin my front clam offloading...
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I gotta pay to store the trailer. $40/month-seems steep. I'll keep looking. My wife, while supportive, doesn't want the trailer or Snuffy's carcass at our house. I can't understand why. I told here there's a perfectly good spot in our front yard for them, and even offered to get a car cover.
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