Parts Needed Please

[122 Vega]

If anyone has connections cheaper than Jegs or Summit.

This is what I need for a new project:

Autometer gauges-ATM-3905/3375/3905/3421/3433/3441/3411/3384/3592

Howe Radiator 342AA

Cobra Immola carbon/kevlar seat

Hoosier 225/45/13 A3S03(4)

Let me know if you can help me out!

Thanks,

Britt

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Soon to be SSC Mazda MP3

Vintage Cosworth Vega

[planet6racing]

I'm in the market for some Autometer gauges as well, so if you have better pricing than Summit, let us all know! Even E-Bay couldn't significantly beat Summit prices!


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Bill
Planet 6 Racing
bill (at) planet6racing (dot) com

[x-ring]

Have you, or has anyone else, tried the Summit brand gauges? They're in their catalog at the end of the gauge section, and the prices are really right, especially if you buy a set.

Price isn't everything though, if they don't work very well, or don't last, it's not worth the trouble to install them.

Anyone?

Ty

[Dick Elliott]

TWO WORDS! SWAP MEET! S/W gauges for $10.00 each all the time. S/W are the best by far.

[itaracer]

Try these links for the Autometer stuff

www.autometer.com

www.eastwoodco.com

www.eGauges.com

You might try this link for seats

http://racing-seats-usa.com

or

http://www.autotoystore.com

Here is Howe's dealer page if your dead set on Howe

http://www.howeracing.com/Dealers/Index.htm

I don't know where you located but try this link to locate one of the Hoosier deealers near you.

http://www.hoosiertire.com/misctire.htm

Then there is always this link for tires

http://www.tirerack.com/

[Tak]

Double check your tire choice...in Hoosier speak A= autocross tire. R= road race tire. I think you mean an R3S03...The hoosier autocross tires will not tolerate road racing (they overheat and wear out quickly).

Tak

[lateapex911]

Originally posted by Tak:
Double check your tire choice...in Hoosier speak A= autocross tire. R= road race tire. I think you mean an R3S03...The hoosier autocross tires will not tolerate road racing (they overheat and wear out quickly).

Tak

But I have often wondered if the A might be used as a "Q"...for qualifier!

But the budget won't allow such experimentation, and I'm not nearly near enough to the front for it to be relevant!



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Jake Gulick
CarriageHouse Motorsports
ITA 57 RX-7
New England Region
[email protected]

[122 Vega]

No, "A" is what I am looking for. The Cosworth isn't eligible for any Vintage racing (VARA is considering it), so I need tires to run at the Cosworth Club Get Together autocross next summer.

Britt

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Soon to be SSC Mazda MP3

Vintage Cosworth Vega

[This message has been edited by 122 Vega (edited November 13, 2003).]

[Blix]

Jake,
Go to the runoffs (or many nationals) and check out what the SSB and C guys are qualifying on...you wouldn't be surprised anymore.

Eric
NER SM #02

[philstireservice]

Hoosier 225/45/13 A3S03(4)

email me for a price on this size.....

[Greg Gauper]

Yes, the front running SSB/SSC drivers ARE using the solo compound in qualifying.

Watch Harry Manning (SSB Champ)in qualifying sometime. He clicks off 2 or 3 hot laps, backs of for a few laps to cool the tires down, gets on it for 2-3 laps, backs off, etc.

I think Toby G. Ran the soft compound in Qual on his pole sitting Acura, but switched to the harder tire for the race, knowing it wouldn't last for the race.

I think they would make awsome tires on a damp/drying track.