Is that Dwight's ZO6

[Racingswh]

stentech1 wrote:

Another one bites the dust.

If they have the extended warranty it's covered. Other makes are not. Ask me how I know that. That's the attraction.

I personally believe the Subaru driver was over enthusiastic on the brakes. Hardly move the car left and drive around on power next time. I have seen Todd pass 10 cars in the grass there before coming back on track. If someone had been following the Subie closely they would have a Subaru hood ornament.

[betegh9]

AMoore wrote:

I ask the experts: If your engine or a friend's engine is on fire, should you try to extinguish it, or should you just get away. Is there a danger the gas tank will explode?

.........and you think that those puny 2.5lbs extinguishers you are required to have in the car, in some PCA DE events, will do any good? You'd be better off zipping down your zipper and pissing on it.

[Tony356993]

 one of our friends took this picture from the other side of the carousel:

that is exactly where the turbo car done blowed up - after 48k miles and 18k on the track - she owed me nutin'

[stentech1]

Fire systems are money well spent. Good luck getting that covered under warranty. Its tuff to warranty a pile of ashes.

SM  

[bobt993]

betegh9 wrote:

AMoore wrote:

I ask the experts: If your engine or a friend's engine is on fire, should you try to extinguish it, or should you just get away. Is there a danger the gas tank will explode?

.........and you think that those puny 2.5lbs extinguishers you are required to have in the car, in some PCA DE events, will do any good? You'd be better off zipping down your zipper and pissing on it.

Nick a 2.5lb extinguisher does a great job on an oil fire. Used mine in the paddock when a car came in on fire next to trailer.

[Racingswh]

stentech1 wrote:

Good luck getting that covered under warranty. Its tuff to warranty a pile of ashes.

SM

My guess is the car didn't burn to the ground although if it did track insurance will cover the car. Manufacturers warranty will cover the failure unless mods were done. That's how the pile of ashes would be made a whole car again.

[Marty Kocse]

Tony356993 wrote:

one of our friends took this picture from the other side of the carousel:

that is exactly where the turbo car done blowed up - after 48k miles and 18k on the track - she owed me nutin'

I still remember that moment when the Turbo blew up... I was in the car with Tony and we were going down The Chute at Summit (if I remember correctly) and without knowing I yelled out "Something smells good, someone's cooking something?" and Tony replied, "That's US!" and after the carousel we pulled off to the left on the little access road by the bleachers... Tony then turned to me and said it was probably time for both of us to drop a few pounds. My last ride in the Turbo. I love this club.

[Racingswh]

Marty Kocse wrote:

Tony356993 wrote:

one of our friends took this picture from the other side of the carousel:

that is exactly where the turbo car done blowed up - after 48k miles and 18k on the track - she owed me nutin'

I still remember that moment when the Turbo blew up... I was in the car with Tony and we were going down The Chute at Summit (if I remember correctly) and without knowing I yelled out "Something smells good, someone's cooking something?" and Tony replied, "That's US!" and after the carousel we pulled off to the left on the little access road by the bleachers... Tony then turned to me and said it was probably time for both of us to drop a few pounds. My last ride in the Turbo. I love this club.

I feel terrible but at the same time I am LMAO!! This club is awesome!! We have a lot of fun!!

[AMoore]

Racingswh wrote:

stentech1 wrote:

Good luck getting that covered under warranty. Its tuff to warranty a pile of ashes.

SM

My guess is the car didn't burn to the ground although if it did track insurance will cover the car. Manufacturers warranty will cover the failure unless mods were done. That's how the pile of ashes would be made a whole car again.

Notwithstanding mods, will the manufactuer's warranty cover something like that even if it took place after the track and the on board computer shows numer hits at the rev limiter.

[CarreraS]

betegh9 wrote:

You'd be better off zipping down your zipper and pissing on it.[/quote]

Nick,

No wonder you drink so much coffee and beer.....you're just keeping your extinguisher fully loaded. LOL!