Past Projects
In the fall of 2001 Ryan and I started assembling and modifying cars together. All started in different forms, some from scratch, others from near full build requiring only tweaking and tuning. Nevertheless, all of these cars have been ours… we have a tendency to go through a lot: lots that never even made mention here, and some that I spent hours writing and thinking about. It is some form of A.D.D…. really. In the first few years after we teamed up, neither of us managed to make it through a single season with one car. They came and went. Mostly it was because we liked to dream, but it was also partly because there was always someone willing to buy. Cash just looks so good.
Note: These charts are for fun. Don’t confuse them for us being hard core and bad ass. Check it out.
This post confuses me. You start out so down on the car/class. But then the event at the end shows the car getting not only top PAX, but also 2nd raw time. This makes it seem like a fun, capable platform. Unfortunately, we have not had a single SSC car built locally yet. So I can not judge from personal experience. Hopefully you find your groove with it. It took me a few events to click with my Cayman. I couldn’t understand how people were so fast with them. Then one day, I went from being top 15 PAX to top 5 at every event. Good luck finding that click moment 🙂
Cheers for the comments Dave. That’s encouraging. I’m bored of the car, and would love to make some more fun changes (boy racer stuff). I think the car genuinely is a tough PAX car. It’s been a really really long time since neither Cam (2018 SS winner) or Ryan (2017 BS winner) won PAX. Both of those guys got me… so I’m obviously not as good as I’d like to think. And then… there is always another level. Parker but the beat down on us all, and that is inspiring, although also somewhat mystifying. The car is passively listed for sale on our local club forum… but I’m skeptical a sale will come given 8″ of snow on the ground.