Re: More B v WRC

[OorQue@aol.com]

> RCE had a full article on the restrictor violation, and it's obvious from 
> the construction of the device (multiple tiny spring lever device that 
pulled 
> the restrictor away from the turbo at speed, then retracted for all 
> scrutineering - all in a package only slightly larger than the stock 
restrictor)

Actually, speed had nothing to do with ... the restrictor bypass was opened 
up after it was installed and then snapped back into place upon removal.  I 
must admit that as a former racer -- which, as we all know, means "creative 
cheater" -- I was suitably impressed by TTE's engineering prowess and 
chutzpah.

JG