Re: Video Clip: In-Car AutoX Run! (Bob#497)
 

hey bob, not bad. looks like your hands were all over the place though. and you got on the gas a little too hard when you were pushing. sorry to be over critical, but i am a avid autocrosser myself. here is my first run half a year ago in a friends civic http://www.b18c5.com/images/mov00138.mpg

Re: Video Clip: In-Car AutoX Run! (rodney)
 

Yeah, my hands were all over the wheel...but I'm not sure how to avoid doing that http://images.zeroforum.com/smile/emsmile.gif. As for the pushing at the end of the big sweeper, I changed my line later in the day and was able to stay on the gas the whole time with NO pushing (I then went on to ruin that nearly flawless turn to push at a different part of the course where I had not pushed all day http://images.zeroforum.com/smile/emhammer.gif ). The only reason I posted this run was because it was my fastest of the day. Thanks for your critique though! I appreciate the constructive criticism http://images.zeroforum.com/smile/emthup.gif.

Re: Video Clip: In-Car AutoX Run! (Bob#497)
 

hey bob, i was breaking in my new lsd a month back, and i found a great way to practice steering wheel control. i had to do figure 8's for 20 minutes to break in the lsd, so suffice to say my hands were moving a lot. give it a shot. also, a 4 or 5 point harness will help because you won't have to support your body with arms and try to turn the wheel at the same time. as far as the pushing is concerned, it sounds like you have a handle on it, but remember if you are pushing, don't try to use the throttle to get out of it. it will only waste tires and slow you down. good luck. http://images.zeroforum.com/smile/emwink.gif

Re: Video Clip: In-Car AutoX Run! (rodney)
 

I think that a harness and/or bucket seat would be a tremendous help http://images.zeroforum.com/smile/emthup.gif. Too bad I can't afford either right now...