Poly bushes

[quk@isham-research.demon.co.uk (Phil Payne)]

In message <9801281604.AA07515@aztek-eng.com> DeWitt Harrison writes:

> >The consensus seems to be that they're hard, squeaky, and Audi knows best.  
> >Certainly Paul's car was _no_ match for mine on the A43 north from the
> >Brackley roundabout - but perhaps there were other variables in the mix. 
> 
> Well, you probably picked up two car lengths in that first roundabout alone.

More, I would think.

It's a bit special, that one.  The main road goes round the roundabout and 
exits to the right - about 250 degrees?  It's three lanes wide, with a straight 
approach, but the killer is a _major_ camber change halfway round.  I guess 
Steve Weeks will join in from the digest soon - he goes round it about every 
day.  But Paul just can't hold the back end on the camber switch.  I've always 
_assumed_ it was the bushes.

The sport is enlivened by the habit some police patrols have of sitting in the 
gas station next to the island.  Yup - they eat doughnuts here, too. 

-- 
 Phil Payne
 Committee Member, UK Audi [ur-]quattro Owners Club