> I know many leafers don't care
>about coiler guys, and that permeates with your attitudes. It seeps into
>the persona of off-road events, and generally makes for a difficult time
>planning events between the two groups.
A part of it is that coiler drivers like to convoy on highways at 75 MPH.
That's WAY fast for just about every series rig except for one normally
asperated 2.25L 109 diesel I know of. With their real high gearing
coilers tend to trail faster too. Give them 4.7 rings & pinions and a 55
mph highway speed governer and the coiler people would probably fit in
with series people a lot better.
Oh and I do NOT want to hear another story about how crappy a coiler rig
is because it has a little leak around the door or one of the motors
adjusting the seat is not working.
TeriAnn Near Santa Cruz, California
My old car 1960 Land Rover 109 owned since 1978
My new car 1961 Triumph TR3A owned since 1986
"Who could ask for anything more"
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