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    Any teams that used tires other than Hoosier or Goodyear, can you please contact me. Thanks

    Barry Lenart
    blenart@visteon.com

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    Any teams that used tires other than Hoosier or Goodyear, can you please contact me. Thanks

    Barry Lenart
    blenart@visteon.com

  3. #3
    RMIT is going to use Dunlop 10 inche. If your after someone who uses 13 inche dunlop, have a talk to Scott Wordley from Monash.

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    We looked into the ten inch option and found it way too expensive, wheels from the states were way out of our budget. we're sticking with 13's. I guess you guys need 10's with a thumper for weight issues, Out of interest - where are you blokes getting wheels and tyres from??

    Allthough it was a neat little car there was no way the tokyo denki car could fit the 95% percentile driver. It will be interesting to see just how compact your beast turns out!

    Sam Graham
    Engine Group Leader 2003
    UQ Racing
    Sam (I've washed my hands!) Graham
    Ex - UQ Racing

  5. #5
    About the Tokyo car not fitting a 95% percentile driver. At the US comp Justin, who is 6'3", got to sit in the car and his head was well under the 50mm clearance, which was a surprise to everyone. His feet did go past the pedals though.

    Eddie Martin
    UOW Racing
    www.uow.edu.au/eng/racing

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    As disco said we use 6.5" and 8.5" dunlop 13s in an ungrooved wet compound. We've also tested the Avon Hillclimbers and Goodyears but found the dunlops were much better.

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    Scott Wordley & Roan Lyddy Meaney
    Monash FSAE Wingmen
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    Scott Wordley


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    where are you blokes getting wheels and tyres from??

    Allthough it was a neat little car there was no way the tokyo denki car could fit the 95% percentile driver. It will be interesting to see just how compact your beast turns out!

    We're getting our tyres through Russell Stuckey (the Victorian Dunlop Motorsport distributor), I believe that's where the monash get their 13"from. I don't think we should have any trouble fitting in the 95th percentile driver. our cheif engineer, Geoff Pearson, is 6 foot 5 and we've been designing around him. If he wasn't such a good driver, we'd tell him to get stuffed!

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    <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>We looked into the ten inch option and found it way too expensive<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

    Out of curiosity, why does a 10" wheel/tyre combo cost more than a 13" wheel/tyre combo?

  9. #9
    I don't know how much the 13"are, but the 10"dunlops are around the $200AUS each.

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    Kodiak 10" wheels range from $88.00-$138.00 U.S., but their 13" wheels range from $277.00-$400.00. You can get 2 sets of 10" wheels for the price of 1 set of 13" wheels!

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