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Old 10-04-2006, 11:48 PM
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Does the helmet have to be both DOT and SNELL approved stickers? I also see that SNELL has M2000 and SA2000 standards. M2000 is for motorcycles, does the track allow these? Sorry for all the questiones, the last thing I want to do is get the wrong helmet.
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Get the SA2000 helmet. Snell separated the standards for autos and motorcycles back in the 80's. The reason is that the types of impacts taken by the 2 types are different. A cycle, the impact is head to ground. In a car, you hit the roll cage and other car parts. The effect on protecting the head is different. Unfotunatly for us, the cycle helmets are cheaper due to volume of sales.
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Does the helmet have to be both DOT and SNELL approved stickers? I also see that SNELL has M2000 and SA2000 standards. M2000 is for motorcycles, does the track allow these? Sorry for all the questiones, the last thing I want to do is get the wrong helmet.
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Originally Posted by alnielsen
Get the SA2000 helmet. Snell separated the standards for autos and motorcycles back in the 80's. The reason is that the types of impacts taken by the 2 types are different. A cycle, the impact is head to ground. In a car, you hit the roll cage and other car parts. The effect on protecting the head is different. Unfotunatly for us, the cycle helmets are cheaper due to volume of sales.
the helmet has to have both stickers on it, which it should if you get a SA helmet.
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Originally Posted by alnielsen
Get the SA2000 helmet. Snell separated the standards for autos and motorcycles back in the 80's. The reason is that the types of impacts taken by the 2 types are different. A cycle, the impact is head to ground. In a car, you hit the roll cage and other car parts. The effect on protecting the head is different. Unfotunatly for us, the cycle helmets are cheaper due to volume of sales.

OK, Thanx
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that test was one of the worst experiences of my entire life....
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that test was one of the worst experiences of my entire life....
**** probe?
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what test?
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test in my programming languages class


horrible.


**** probe?? wtf? that ends me thinking that you are all all less childish than i am.
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test in my programming languages class


horrible.


**** probe?? wtf? that ends me thinking that you are all all less childish than i am.
Don't know why, but couldn't resist. I think it was because you stated the test was horrible like everyone would know what you were talking about. Personally, I think that would be a pretty horrible test.
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Don't know why, but couldn't resist. I think it was because you stated the test was horrible like everyone would know what you were talking about. Personally, I think that would be a pretty horrible test.

i found something for you....

http://www.targetlifts.com/assets/pr.../tnt010a1.html
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that would be pimp as hell to have at home
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that would be pimp as hell to have at home

did you hear anything about speed bleeders for my car?
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did you hear anything about speed bleeders for my car?
my buddy says to go to their website and find out the sizes that you need, then he can order em
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whats their website? lol
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whats their website? lol
www.speedbleeders.com
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just goes for some generic search page for me.
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whoops, just take out the s at the end
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well, hell, no hyundai in the list.

maybe next time.
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Originally Posted by BlueRenesis82
the helmet has to have both stickers on it, which it should if you get a SA helmet.
I got the helmet today at a motorcycle store. I paid $54 Its nothing special, KBC open face. It has a sticker that says SNELL/DOT. I also looked on the SNELL websight and that helmet model is SNELL approved, but M2000. I e-mailed road america and they said as long as it is SNELL/DOT approved it does not matter if its for motorcycle or auto. I'm in business.
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Originally Posted by devildog1679
I got the helmet today at a motorcycle store. I paid $54 Its nothing special, KBC open face. It has a sticker that says SNELL/DOT. I also looked on the SNELL websight and that helmet model is SNELL approved, but M2000. I e-mailed road america and they said as long as it is SNELL/DOT approved it does not matter if its for motorcycle or auto. I'm in business.
did you email the guys that are running the event or the track?
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did you email the guys that are running the event or the track?
The guys running the event. roadamerica@fbody.us
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If I ever move out of the city, that is definitely getting put in my garage.
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I bet we could get it in your garage now and no one would notice.
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Originally Posted by devildog1679
The guys running the event. roadamerica@fbody.us
excellent
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Question

This is a question off topic. I notice people on other threads state they change their oil every 3K while the manual says every 5K. Which do you guys do?


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