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    Call To Arms - TRACK DAY THIS SUNDAY!!!!!

    The Ontario Z-Car Club has Dunnville Aerodrome booked for all day this Sunday. This is a great little "flat" track to use to develop your driving skills as there are no guard rails or concrete walls to hit. Everyone is invited to come as they have opened it up to not only just Nissan/Datsuns but all makes. $165 for the whole day and the weather is going to be beautiful. Come see some of the best restored and racing Z-cars in the area and bring your own ride to show these guys the REAL fast line around a grip track. I'd love to see a couple of Skylines come out. If you do come, drop by and say hi, I'll be bringing my green 510 Targa Rally car for some sorting (the one in my Avatar only it is bright green now - need to get some new pics).


    For more info, here's the particulars.

    Driver Development Session - July 10th!
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    OZC is hosting a driver development session at the Dunnville Autodrome,
    Sunday, July 10th. This event is open to all makes of cars, not just Z's.
    The application and tech inspection forms can be found at:
    http://www.ontariozcar.com/eventz/Ev.../track_day.htm

    Or, you can pick them up at Whitehead Performance at 134 Rivalda Rd
    (Weston and Sheppard - Call Greg Whitehead at 416-665-2220).

    Requirements
    - Valid Drivers Licence
    - Snell M95 or SA95 Helmet
    - Working Seat Belts
    - Tech Inspection Form

    To ensure your spot is reserved, please contact the event organizer,
    Bill Dawson (519) 351-3652 or wrdawson@mnsi.net , ASAP to let him
    know you are coming. Bring your check, Tech and application form along
    to the track.
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    hmm..... im still undecided...

    btw, the link doesnt work

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    Link fixed.
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    2006 Kubota F2880 60" Mower & 51" Snowblower (aka "Buzz")

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    Hmmmmm, too bad my tires and the lack of a battery tie down prevent me from passing the tech-in.



    Plus I need new Tie-Rod ends before I start playing on a track.

    I'll see if I can rig something up to facilitate the monstrous battery (in comparison to the Japanese one).

    Any rules governing how the battery terminals are attached? Mine are kinda... streched over the posts on the battery as i haven't had the time to replace them. They are on TIGHT as hell... but I dont know if they need to actually be screwed down or not.
    Race. Win. Live.

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    Doesn't matter about the battery cables, as long as they won't fall off. Make sure the battery is secure though. Hope to see you out there Justin. I'd love the chance to chase you around the track!! I wouldn't be too concerned about the tie rod ends. If you are driving it on the road now, I don't think you will have any problems since this track is quite smooth and the pavement is in good shape (new last year).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ezzie
    Doesn't matter about the battery cables, as long as they won't fall off. Make sure the battery is secure though. Hope to see you out there Justin. I'd love the chance to chase you around the track!! I wouldn't be too concerned about the tie rod ends. If you are driving it on the road now, I don't think you will have any problems since this track is quite smooth and the pavement is in good shape (new last year).
    I'll see if I can get some tires, or you wont find it too difficult to "chase" me around the track :wink: .
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