Phillip Island Circuit Firmilisation (Saturday 15th August)

[Tim]

do you need to do that to get the license?

If youre interested in VW club membership then it works out cheaper.

[Water Boy]

Join a club like PIARC (Who is running the day)

[Peter Jones]

Yep, you've got to be a member of a CAMS affiliated club to be eligible for a CAMS license.

VWCV and PIARC are the two clubs that spring to mind in Vic.

Pete

[GoLfMan]

I might be in NZ that weekend. I better check

[Water Boy]

First post updated!

[velly_16v_cab]

better add
CAMS S2 license to the list bro

[LCMK1]

I'm probably going to compete in the group5 sprints on the Sunday instead.

Pete

Peter is that on @ Philip island as well? Ran the car @ Sandow 2 weeks ago and loved it.

Inlet manifold machined - done
all new gaskets - done
new CV's - done.
semi slicks working a treat.

think a brake up grade is on the way but...


cheers

[Peter Jones]

Yep.

Regs are over at the PIARC site.

http://www.piarc.com.au/files/August...int%20Regs.pdf

These are the regs for both the familiarisation on Saturday and the Group5 Sprints on Sunday.

Pete

[evorobin]

If you Join philip island you don't ned to join for the whole year just pay the remainder and you can then get a cams S2.

What about metal valve caps I'm sure you needed these no?

[Peter Jones]

What about metal valve caps I'm sure you needed these no?

It's all in the book.

http://www.camsmanual.com.au/

Specifically, Schedule E requirement 6.

http://www.camsmanual.com.au/pdf/10_...ule_E_Q309.pdf

6. VALVE CAPS
Each tyre valve shall be fitted with a cap which effectively prevents leakage in use.

Typically plastic caps are not regarded as capable of preventing leakage.

I imagine the rationale to be that the cap needs to be a backup seal if the valve itself fails.

Pete