skillman11

What a great camera and datalog display combination! I love the circular display with 5 datasets displayed. What kind of settup is that?

Sounds like fun, I'll take one!

I flat towed my S2000's for years around Texas. The transmission does not get lubricated unless the motor is running. I never went further than 200 miles and was told to run the engine for every fillup and it should be fine. Tow dollies are handy since they are small and can be easily used for other vehicles that cannot be moved under their own power. YMMV!

As Jimmy Buffet says and I often repeat, "indescision may or may not be my problem".

Here is a great video confession of a True Track Junkie. I think @bryanpendalton has taken the first step: ADMISSION https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjIMWZYLEVQ

That looks like a blast! No seams between monitors, and when you look around it appears realistic enough to get emersed. The resolution reminds me of older video game graphics which will just get better and better!

Look for a canvas/awning shop. In the lake Travis area I would go see John Bartlett at Bartlett Sails and Canvas. He is very creative and has been doing it for decades. http://www.bartlettsails.com/

Not have to replace any transmission components. For the first 9 years of tracking I never even replaced a clutch. 2018 has seen two clutches, 2 throwout bearings and a transmission replacement will visiting MSRC Do consistant sub 1:30 laps at Harris Hill with 2008 Miata's current 2 liter engine and 200 TW street tires Build a 2.5l Ecotek/MZR to transplant into said Miata with cams & pistons Upgrade NC with 2.5l motor, cooling, intake and exhaust manifolds Go to ECR twice Do 2 NASA event weekends, one at ECR - I really miss those events Rebuild wifes NC Miata that has been back from body shop since June 2017. Use that cash to pay for above

Why are you no longer using the wing?

Awesome lap, it would be great to see the data overlayed.

PM me with contact info about going to Harris Hill. Some of us try to go regularly and would be happy to sponsor a fellow junkie!

I have rubbing issues in the front with the standard springs and a 13 1/8" ride height. What ride heights did you use? What spring rates are you using? Did you get them revalved as well?

I am really enjoying my NC, especially after getting the Ohlins!

Looks like I will be there Sunday and Monday, if my front brakes are finally fixed. . .

IMO to properly inspect for cracks you need to use a penetrant dye like Magnaflux. That is the best way to see microcracks. Then you need to clean it off without without messing up the lubrication.