jeffreyconover
Le Monstre
jeffreyconover

Some techs just aren’t car savvy. I have two techs here that can do ANYTHING, but once 5p.m. hits, they shut that part of their brain off and go home. There are also some that just don’t know. I’m sure if you rolled in there with a new Skyline, it would of been a different story, but probably to them it’s a canadian

You fucker, my boss found out I wasn’t doing work thanks to my bellowing laugh.

I’ll be sure to take loads of pics at the Concours

Does it make me a bad person to tell you I make awesome pancakes and waffles, like blueberry pancakes with fresh picked berries, and home made, yes, home made, I make my own whipped cream. I also make cinnamon sugar waffles with a drizzle of honey and either the whipped cream, or a dab of plain yogurt. And yes, those

I can dig it. Or even Daytona, hell, let’s run them under the lights too.... Okay , I’ll take it down a notch now, but you are right, most of them have courses set up in them.

Considering a majority of these guys now come from karting (others come from sprints or midgets) You’d think they’d have more road courses to suit their driving style. Then again, these places are known not to fill up or have as much capacity for people as the speedways do, but seeing how the grandstands have been

Sounds about right. Nothing to see here, move along, just public drinking with the town bicycle, fucking up ones car.

Hold up, a group, nay, a small platoon of people are seen walking by, and no one was willing to give a fuck? The kid looks like a total dick trying to impress his what appears to be a sack of mashed potatoes with pink hair and legs..

Nobody in this was the goodguy really.

Easy, the Russian occupation of Germany during WWII. Germany was on the ropes, and as Russia bulldozed their way to Berlin, they were taking everything in sight. The Nazi’s attempted to hide their racing creations, but the Russians were uncovering them and loading them on trains back to the Soviet Union for

Well Audi may have found the magic combination ( and a crazy budget helps) considering all the times they went to Le Mans, only 7 of their cars have DNF’d, of those DNF’s, Zero, Zip, Nadda is due to engine/drivetrain/electronics, it has all been from accidents. That’s a hell of a reliable record, which makes me hate

In 2006 when Audi unveiled the R10, there were no such rules in place, as the years went on, they started tacking on additional restrictions and fuel amount. Audi found it was better to go with a V6 then a V12 for packaging purposes, and to overcome the new rules to restrict the amount of fuel they could carry to give

Yes, I remember spitting much Mountain Dew when hearing of the torque figures, and using a 5.5 V12, my only regret is them not making a petrol 5.5 V12 so we could hear the howls it would make.

Not really, the odds were in their favor with the fuel savings, the amount of torque they created and low revs they produce, putting less stress on the engine, their knowledge of Diesel technology from both Volkswagen and Audi themselves, the budget they had, and really, during that time, private teams were running,

Smart move Nissan, I really hope this can get dialed in to see what it can do. I got my Porsche overall win wish, so now I want to see a wacky car win, which last time I checked was Mazda in 91.

No, don’t you even, ah fuck, no sleeping tonight for me. Where am I supposed to find a unicorn kidney in this day and age to buy that?

As per John Horseman’s book “Racing in the Rain", the exact paint codes from Imperial Chemical Industries are Light Blue P030-8013, and Marigold P030-3393. Your welcome :D

I feel that fine line has become pretty blurred since durability is leaps and bounds of what it was even 15 years ago. Strategy was the name of the game where teams guessed what average time they should go for to be fast, yet not push the car too much ( Ask the Gulf team from the 60’s/70’s about that) but it’s become