[Nightstalker]

I thought I would throw up some pictures of what my shop is up to for the winter. We are currently campaining our #95 car which is a EG that sadly as of right now has the stock D15 installed in it.

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For a little more information about Ice racing here in alberta click here.

Video: Ice Racing

 

[ensigma]

looks fun. something i'd like to do

 

[Arafatas]

I know this is a bit of an old thread. OP, what group/league/association do you run in? I ran an old Ford Probe in some ice races a few years back, but I haven't been able to do it recently because of my work schedule. It's always nice to see someone else into ice racing.

 

[mattliston]

did you see teh neon with the ZOMG WAY TOO FAST FOR REGULAR TRUNK LATCH

lol its in the ice 2009 album.


it loosk fun. but since the cars are FWD, its prolly best your motor is stock. maybe doa few things to add response from it, but no power adders :dunno:

idk maybe power helps,. I dont race around on the ice :lol

which d15 is in there (engine code?)

 

[Arafatas]

did you see teh neon with the ZOMG WAY TOO FAST FOR REGULAR TRUNK LATCH

lol its in the ice 2009 album.


it loosk fun. but since the cars are FWD, its prolly best your motor is stock. maybe doa few things to add response from it, but no power adders :dunno:

idk maybe power helps,. I dont race around on the ice :lol

which d15 is in there (engine code?)

In an unstudded class, power doesn't do much. I had plenty of success with 100hp. There just isn't enough traction, even with a top-shelf snow tire, to make use of a lot of power.

The hardest thing, I think, is being able to find traction quickly. Between the cars polishing the ice smooth, throwing snow everywhere, and getting stuck, the line changes constantly.