| Alfa02 |
05-04-2022 12:24 AM |
Thanks Paul, that makes perfect sense since the 'Big Bore' cars like a A/Production Cobra would be running 155-165MPH over the "Leap"!! Us guys in FF's felt the unloading of the suspension @ 115-120 as in "Very Light" ;) Cheers Paul. Tom.
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Flying Cobra!
We are kinda hijacking this thread... I have a 1964 photo of Lew going airborne over the Leap in 2459!
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| Alfa02 |
05-06-2022 10:54 AM |
Paul, I'll PM you, we can chat Email or Phone. I don't text sorry ;) , Cheers Tom.
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