Cool videos Jim!! I like the side fender view. It's cool to see the wheel work its magic.

Tyler

Man that was a wide fast track...thanks for the video.

cool videos James...:thumbsup:

If you like that one... wait until I figure out how to rotate video... I stole another page from Steve's playbook and mounted the camera on the rear closeout panel looking at the rear suspension...

I was suprised how much there was going on back there - there were a couple of really big dips in the course.

It might have looked wide but it was really really narrow and didn't leave a lot of room for error, especially the S curves at the end of the front straight. I'm going to download the data from the racepak tonight but I look a quick look yesterday at a run or two and think that I say 40 mph in a couple of places. What I thought was interesting from my quick look was that on my faster runs I was only seeing a maximum of 40-42% at the throttle position sensor.

Yeah I was just going to say, wide and fast it was not.

Ya...it didn't look like it in Mary's videos but the splitter cam fooled me.

Here are a few of the ones we shot. Again that chain link fence is in the way, but decent videos none the less.

Sunoco Twist
 

HAMMER TIME!!!:thumbsup: LOOKIN GOOD!!

James,
That's a neat perspective video.
When you look at you suspension angle video, I bet you're gonna see a HUGE dip on the north side of the horseshoe. I kept watching all the really low cars smacking their airdams on it.
Anywho, it was great to meet you also.

Here is a video someone took of one of my runs I found on youtube.

I got the last two (worth posting) videos uploaded this morning...

The first has the camera mounted on the rear closeout panel (essentially on the gas tank) looking forwards at the underside of the car. Not as much room as Steve had when he tried it at Costa Mesa but still gives you a pretty good indication how much the rear suspension was working. Given how stable the car looks in the videos I was suprised...


This one doesn't have a lot of technical value but is a different perspective - mounted in the same place but looking backwards...

those are waay cool James,thanks for sharing...:yes:

That is sweet! It's like playing Gran Turismo and choosing my camera angles to watch the replay!

I like the rear view when you smoked that cone!

Tyler

Here are the fast times of the Summer Get-Together AutoCross.

Take a look for your time.

NAME YEAR AND MAKE CLASS FAST TIME:

Mary Pozzi 1972 Chevy Camaro RS Street Machine 36.621
Mike, Maier Racing 1966 Ford Mustang Vendor 37.022
Mike Hodges 2004 Chevy Corvette Street Machine 37.46
Hotchkis Performance 1970 Dodge Challenger Vendor 38.136
Keith Smith 1971 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 38.754
Tim Green 2002 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 39.27
Mike Bassi 1967 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 39.392
Martha Gregory 2002 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 39.873
Mark Frazier 1970 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 39.929
Tyler Graham 2008 Chevy Corvette Street Machine 39.931
Matt Briggs 2008 Pontiac G8 GT Street Machine 40.478
Dan Dynarski 1999 Ford Mustang Street Machine 40.641
Martin Pond 1971 Ford Torino Street Machine 41.317
Clelen Tanner 2003 Ford Mustang Street Machine 41.349
Ned Jackson 1998 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 41.4
Martha Gregory 1997 Pontiac Trans Am Street Machine 41.418
Steve Petro 1968 Chevy Chevelle Street Machine 41.535
Jim Silva 2005 Dodge Charger Street Machine 41.581
Keith Euranius 2003 Chevy Corvette Street Machine 41.587
Bob Taylor 1990 Chevy Corvette Street Machine 41.65
Greg Hughes 1980 Mercury Capri Street Machine 41.728
Bill Bartlett 1975 Chevy RU Street Machine 41.728
Ty Hauer, Air Ride 1970 Chevy Nova Vendor 41.834
Anthony Botelho 2003 Chevy Corvette Z06 Street Machine 41.875
Mike Belvel 2006 Chyrsler Magnum Street Machine 42.2
Brian Fung 1988 Chevy Corvette Street Machine 42.42
Francisco Avila 1970 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 42.445
David Ferranti 2000 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 42.45
Rick Herger 1966 Pontiac GTO Street Machine 42.558
Mike Kamimoto 1989 Chevy IROC Camaro Street Machine 42.578
Chris Rivas 1991 Chevy Camaro RS Street Machine 42.722
Gary Melton JR 1967 Chevy Corvette Street Machine 42.797
Adrian Mancilla 1967 Chevy Nova Street Machine 42.812
Rick Rinaldi 1968 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 42.839
Armando Cabrera 2002 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 42.978
Bob Ordonez 1966 Ford Fast Back Street Machine 43.387
Peter Janik 1970 Ford Mustang Street Machine 43.576
Robert Hill 1982 Chevy Corvette Street Machine 43.613
Bernardo Jauregui 2007 Chevy Colorado Street Machine 43.653
Dominic Bettiga 2007 Ford Mustang Street Machine 43.728
Daniel Robles 2010 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 43.856
Armando Lomas 1979 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 44.854
Dale Williams 1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass Street Machine 44.877
Tyler Krenzelok 1969 El Camino Street Machine 45.453
Anthony Smith 1966 Chevy Chevelle Street Machine 45.734
Willie Taitano 1961 Cadillac Coupe Street Machine 45.956
Jeff Fragoza 1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass Street Machine 46.2169
Scott Taylor 1968 Ford Mustang Street Machine 46.454
Ron Pfisterer 1955 Chevy Nomad Street Machine 46.55
Rudy Taitano 1967 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 46.971
Glen Ibarra 2007 Ford Mustang Street Machine 47.576
Ben Garland 1968 Chevy Camaro Street Machine 47.856
Saul Amado 2004 Ford Mustang Street Machine 48.457
Roy Camillo 2005 GMC Sierra Street Machine 49.306
Kevin McHugh 1965 Ford Mustang Street Machine 49.971
Andrew Range 1972 Lincoln Continental Street Machine 50.973
Clint Petree 2003 Ford Excursion Street Machine 54.591

SWEET!!!! I was #46......not dead last....lol:thumbsup:

Very cool to see the "complete" list - even though it might be missing an (ahem) exhibition car or two...

Awesome to see all of the Lateral-G members on there!:thumbsup:

Congrat to all of the lateral-g member good Job:hail: :hail:

WOW i Got #6 i'm in shock :D, that was my first time on a autoX track :cheers:

That Mary Pozzi is something else...:woot: :thumbsup: :cheers: :hail: :bow:

That a boy Tim!