You got it right .A better track car and I can vintage race .Wow Ron....the BOSS302 sure did not last long.
How come the desire to ditch it for a GT40 Replica, if I may ask??
Just want to up the performance capabilities overall for your tracking??
You got it right .A better track car and I can vintage race .Wow Ron....the BOSS302 sure did not last long.
How come the desire to ditch it for a GT40 Replica, if I may ask??
Just want to up the performance capabilities overall for your tracking??
Pure gospel on both points, Kimo Sabe. I'm not really all that claustrophobic, but the 1st time I sat in one and shut the doors I almost felt like I was suffocating and needed air - NOW! But, subsequent 'outings' in '40s have illustrated that, for me at least, those feelings are fleeting.
That said, there is no way - NO WAY - I'd e-v-e-r ride in one on a hot day if it had no A/C! THAT would never cut it! And on any day when the temp is above 80* - it'd need to be turned all the way up to 'DEEP FREEZE'. The degree of confinement in a '40 demands it!:willy
(Yeah, I know, Mikey - YOU love your 40's sauna effect! But then, YOU are completely nuts!)
Regarding fitting. I'm 6'2 and fit very comfortably. The pedal box on the SPF cars are adjustable. I run mine in the furthest forward position. That said, they are snug and if you are claustrophobic it might be uncomfortable. Coming from a GT your first impression will be holy chit this thing is little and very tight. Combine that with the complete rawness, loudness, shaking, sweating, gone deaf driving sensations, the car will be a shock to the system the first couple times in it. It is nothing like a GT! For me there is comparison which one I enjoy more driving. The up or down side depending on your perspective is how ever much attention you are used to getting in the GT, it will double in a GT40.
Read the link in Ronnie Spain's book I provided...
That is unfortunate Steve. Ronnie posts every once in awhile on the GT40 board and as I gather, is currently working on a new addition to his book. Would you consider providing him with additional details to correct any inaccuracies? In any case, what an interesting story about your dad's car. What are your memories of 1060?Spain's recap of how P#1060 was destroyed was a bit "shallow" with the facts.
Sinovac, I'm telling your wife about your lusting:lol
Heres what I am looking at.
http://www.gt40racing.com/ftp.pathfindermotorsports.com/GT40.html
Heres what I am looking at.
http://www.gt40racing.com/ftp.pathfindermotorsports.com/GT40.html
That gives me wood!