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  1. All, we are running another khana, anyone in any car welcome, details below and at www.teccwa.com/khana !

    TECCWA's first club run motorkhana is a shakedown event for a series planned for 2012 and will be held on Sunday November 20' date=' 2011 at the Tiger Kart Club's rear car park, just behind Barbagallo Raceway and incorporating a morning and afternoon session. The morning session will run from 8:00am till 1:00pm with the afternoon session held from 12:00pm till 5:00pm

    The event will be run under the National Competition Rules of the Australian Auto-Sport Alliance (AASA) and you will require an AASA licence (available on the day and valid for the following twelve months) to compete on top of your event entry fee.

    As some may already have CAMS racing licenses and have asked, I have confirmed with AASA that CAMS racing licenses for Speed and Non-Speed will be accepted for Motorkhana competition. We will need to see current licenses on the day as part of scrutineering.

    Final Supplementary Regulations

    Entry Form is available here

    Cost per session is $55 for financial club members and $65 for non members. Payments can be made to the TECCWA bank account - we will accept event entry fees, AASA licence payments ($50 and valid for 12 months) and TECCWA membership payments ($50/yr for a full membership - contact Clint on 0403 733 054 or limeglaze@hotmail.com for membership details):

    Bank: Westpac

    BSB: 036037

    A/C: 363299

    A/C Name: Teccwa

    Use your surname and "khanaAM" or "khanaPM" as per your timing preference on the day.

    Your car will need to pass Scrutiny - Please check the supplementary regulations for requirements, but as a general guideline - tyres (anything goes so long as no exposed canvas/constructions are visible), brakes, suspension, body and interior fittings will be assessed before you can compete, and you will personally need enclosed shoes, long pants and sleeves while competing, a helmet with suitable rating/specification with convertible/soft top car drivers also requiring a full faced helmet. Unlicensed cars are also welcome - the onus is on you as to how you deliver them to the event.

    Drinks and a BBQ menu will be available on the day so please bring some extra cash to cover your purchases.

    In an effort to maintain the bitumen surface, we will employ the following conditions:

    NO REVERSE GEAR - if you make an error while on a course up and need reverse - you will be issued with a "wrong way" and timed accordingly - please refrain from any form of static or aggressive burnout.

    NO CLUTCH KICKS OR HANDBRAKING prior to corners to unsettle a car for drifting - sorry guys, this is not a drift event and no allowance will be given to anyone performing these actions. Progressive powerslides out of corners are fine - again, we are trying to protect the bitumen in order to keep a good relation with the venue owners.

    For more info on this event and next year's event series, contact Gene on 0422 551 204 or Clint on 0403 733 054

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    Regards

    Gene Schneider

    TECCWA Motorsport Coordinator

  2. Hi All,

    We have 6 spots left for a motorkhana/test and tune on Sunday 14th August.

    Details below! my email is rudi at teccwa dot com if you have any questions!

    Date: August 14th (Sunday morning 9am - 1pm. Scrutineering ~8am)

    Where: Midvale Speed Dome, End of Eddie Barron Drive. Behind the Velodrome!

    Cost: $65 for TECCWA members and $75 for Non Members.

    Send payment to the following:

    Bank: Westpac

    BSB: 036037

    A/C: 363299

    A/C Name: Teccwa

    Use your surname and khana as reference.

    Then send me an email rudi at teccwa dot com, members please include your member number in the email.

    Spectators also welcome, please leave the parking spots closer to the gate for people participating though. There is plenty of shade on the hill overlooking the track. Please do not cross the track at any time.

    For more info check out this thread.

    http://www.toymods.org.au/forums/western-australian-events/68480-teccwa-motorkhana-test-tune-midvale-speed-dome-sunday-14th-august-2011-a.html

    Course looks like this, with strategically placed cones to make different tracks.

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  3. The RA40 ran a W50. The RA60 is W55/7/8.

    As long as you get the right bellhousing it should fit in place. You will likely need matching crossmember and tailshaft though.

    it will function fine with the auto diff ratio. (I'd drive it and see how well it matches the gear ratios and then only change it if its an issue).

  4. The early ra23/ra28 celicas ran a w50 box.

    The RA65 would have a W55/w57/w58 box.

    They have different bellhousing patterns on the gearbox.

    If you swapped the bellhousings as well, then it should bolt on.

    The W50 probably could survive with the bigger engine, its life depends on how thrashed it already is and how its driven.

    Should be easy enough to find a W55/w57/w58 box though?

  5. Hey all,

    Hope I'm not breaking any rules here, but TECCWA is planning a drag day out at Kwinana Motorplex on the 5th of May 2010.

    Anyone is welcome so come and join us have some fun! (Any make of car is welcome)

    For more details please see here.

    http://www.teccwa.com/Events/drag-day-kwinana-motorplex-wednesday-5th-may-2010.html

    Please check the TECCWA website in conjunction with the Motorplex Website for information on vehicle and Helmet requirements.

    We are trying to get the numbers up so we can book a lane out. So if your interested leave a post with what car you'll be bringing and I will update the thread on toymods (http://www.toymods.org.au/forums/showthread.php?p=1152451)

    Any questions etc. let me know either here or toymods.

    Thanks

    Rudi

  6. Hey dood.

    Its possible the cut vacuum lines are causing the rough running.

    If your lucky there should be a sticker with the vacuum diagram under the bonnet somewhere.

    You could also try the forums at toymods.org.au to see if someone has a diagram.

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