Dum Dum Head

awesome, i thought I'd have to wait until late january for the first autocross of the year. damn, NASA doesn't waste any time.

josh3io

[QUOTE]Originally posted by wavelet
[B]By the way, what does this script do?

wavelet

[QUOTE]Originally posted by josh3io
[B]

you should run it if you don't know.

sylvainsf

http://www.activestate.com

they have Perl for NT... install it, and you can run it on windows..

s2ktaxi

I've done a raining cats and dogs autocross with puddles etc. and had a snap spin oversteer that was so fast I did not even know it was happening till I had gone around. This was LSD caused.

I've done a number of damp autocrosses which the S2000 did quite well it - lower grip but the balance was still there.

josh3io

[QUOTE]Originally posted by wavelet
[B]

rzrsedg

[QUOTE]Originally posted by yu888
[B]hmmmm, maybe i'll even attend one of these rainy auto crosses with my old worn out S02's on instead of the new ones.

statueman

Is there a site for NASA auto-x? Do you need to be a member to run or can you just show up at the Marina Airport? etc?

rzrsedg

Website: http://www.geocities.com/nasa_autox/
02 Website: http://www.geocities.com/nasa_autox/index-2002.html
(No rungroups posted - Grrrr!)

Site: Marina Airport
http://www.geocities.com/nasa_autox/nasa-marina.txt
*(Not easy to find on your first trip there... very easy after that )*

No - NASA-X does not require a membership.
The membership thing is an SCCA thing... NASA is not SCCA.

Maybe. Maybe not.
Hmmm? What else - they have loaner helmets. AND bring a raincoat - a good one.

-r

josh3io

after venturing down to aptos yesterday on my ra-1s, if it's raining tomorrow you won't see me there i was fine on 85,fine on 17, but hwy 1 is like one big puddle and i was just floating down the road.