Lotus Excel

Lotees.org.uk and Track Torque Racing are running a little event on Saturday 27th March. In return for a £10 contribution to the "Help for Heroes" charity you can have your suspension geometry checked & set and have a few laps of the test track at Tockwith near Wetherby - or just come along for the barbecue and some tyre kicking.

Full details will be on http://www.lotees.org.uk/ soon in the Private Events section.

That sounds interesting, what sort of kit do they use for the geometry check?

Laser jig - I've had mine done - turns out my chassis is straighter than an Elise


P.S. - this is the circuit as far as I know : http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sourc ... 5&t=h&z=16

Update - due to circumstances beyond our control (i.e. someone wanting to pay use the kart track) - the event has had to be rescheduled for 10th April instead. The circuit is based on the triangle/arc below and slightly left of the kart track, it's about a mile long with some nice little chicanes on it.

And I forgot to mention - there is a booking form which MUST be completed and returned to me. If you want to attend this, please sign up as a member of LoTees and download it from the thread in the Private Events section.

Schedule for the day is now online on the http://www.lotees.org.uk// forum.

Angus

Not sure if my car will be back on the road so if it is alright with u if she is i might trundle down for a nosy, had my suspension done recently so no reason for Geo check and i could do without the burger if you know what i mean.............. Will still donate to charity though

Marks busy painting the engine and the cam covers and new brake pipes and fuel pipes and soirting out the wiring mess, and polishing the silver bits and any other thing he casn think to do............oh and new oil cooler and rebuilding the oil pump(seals) oh and painting the header tank............

Angus

Kust ignore the previous post, jut been informed she womnt be back till next week

What you missed :

Saturday was a great day with a fantastic turn out. After starting out by not being too bothered about going onto the track I realized by the end of my laps how addictive it could become.