Realtime will run RSX finally!
SAUKVILLE, Wis. (October 3, 2002) – Following a six-month development program, RealTime Racing (RTR) owner Peter Cunningham has announced that the team’s first Acura RSX will make its debut in the SCCA Pro Racing SPEED World Challenge Touring Car Championship race October 11, at Road Atlanta, near Gainesville, Georgia.
rest of the press release is here
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shi - who looks forward to seeing this race, although he doesn't have speedchannel
rest of the press release is here
y
shi - who looks forward to seeing this race, although he doesn't have speedchannel
y
shi - who looks forward to seeing this race, although he doesn't have speedchannel
shi - who looks forward to seeing this race, although he doesn't have speedchannel
But if you want Speed Channel, IM me

[Modified by tonyxcom, 9:48 PM 10/3/2002]
Don't worry. There is only 5 hours of non nascar programming every week anyway
But if you want Speed Channel, IM me
But if you want Speed Channel, IM me

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shi - who actually likes nascar. doh! did he just say that out loud?
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SAUKVILLE, Wis. (October 3, 2002) – Following a six-month development program, RealTime Racing (RTR) owner Peter Cunningham has announced that the team’s first Acura RSX will make its debut in the SCCA Pro Racing SPEED World Challenge Touring Car Championship race October 11, at Road Atlanta, near Gainesville, Georgia.
rest of the press release is here
y
shi - who looks forward to seeing this race, although he doesn't have speedchannel
rest of the press release is here
y
shi - who looks forward to seeing this race, although he doesn't have speedchannel
I think that RSX looks good. Like Cunningham said, I think that extra 200 cc should help. We know the RTR DC2Rs handled very well but didn't have the same straight away speed as the BMWs. Hopefully, that little extra displacement will help them for the straights..
I saw this thread in the racing forum and posted a question. I would quote it here and hope I would get more answer
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"One thing I don't understand tho, is it typical to put the remote reservoir in the engine bay? I know the race car from King's does that. AFAIK one of the advantages of those shocks is that the remote reservoir can be located away from the heat source (like brakes) and to the inside of the driving compartment. By putting it inside the engine bay, wouldn't it pick up all the heat? The exhaust side is right below the shocks for the RSX too."
:"One thing I don't understand tho, is it typical to put the remote reservoir in the engine bay? I know the race car from King's does that. AFAIK one of the advantages of those shocks is that the remote reservoir can be located away from the heat source (like brakes) and to the inside of the driving compartment. By putting it inside the engine bay, wouldn't it pick up all the heat? The exhaust side is right below the shocks for the RSX too."
nice! im glad they decided to finally retire the old DC2s( I think they are retiring them?). I just hope this RSX goes out there and dogs everything, especially that freaking Mazda that everyone wont SHUT UP about
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