Rickd
November 15th, 2005, 05:28 AM
Met a Unique owner at the Reptile Roundup's high performance drivers school at the Gainesville speedway last Thursday who had purchased a Flaming River Vibration Resistor for his steering system. He said it eliminates the vibrations felt when your front tires hit a bump and it also 'tightens' the steering somewhat. He said Unique sells them. Has anyone tried this unit? What is involved in the installation? some shaft cutting? Looks real interesting. (The driver's school was outstanding. We must have done at least 80 laps of the 1 mile road racing course which has 8 turns and 3 straightaways. Had some skid pad time. 20 cobras for the school and about 50 the next day for open track time). The drivers school really gives you an appreciation for what the car can do from the standpoint of braking, acceleration, and cornering. Can't wait to do it again.
Drove my FIA up from Miami to Gainesville and the new Yokohama Avid ST tires worked very well. The front end shimmy I had with my old Dunlop's disappeared. After driving back from Ocala on Sunday I washed the car, and about 2 hours later, went for a ride!! Adios,
Rick.
289 FIA, #9299, Viking Blue, 302 HO, T-5
Drove my FIA up from Miami to Gainesville and the new Yokohama Avid ST tires worked very well. The front end shimmy I had with my old Dunlop's disappeared. After driving back from Ocala on Sunday I washed the car, and about 2 hours later, went for a ride!! Adios,
Rick.
289 FIA, #9299, Viking Blue, 302 HO, T-5