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PostPosted: Tue Jul 06, 2004 7:26 pm 
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Okay my fellow Rev Heads

What Hill Climbs are avalible in Oz
If you have competted at an event
what time have you done
And where

Of Cource we dont care if its inanother car other than a Mini

I have done a couple of Motokarnes but very interested in the Hill Climbs
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PostPosted: Tue Jul 06, 2004 8:02 pm 
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Amaroo Park 1968- 1275cc Mini 29.1
Amaroo Pk 1969 1438cc Fiat 124S Coupe 30.1
Amaroo Pk 1970 1200cc Formula Vee 26.1 (3rd FTD)

Lithgow (40 bends) 1438cc Fiat 124S Coupe 40.1

Also I ran the Fiat at Robertson once- can't remember the times. 8)

<Edit> all these hills are now shut. I'd like to get back into it soon... :P

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I think You have just let the cat out of the Bag Dr, well for me anyway

Closed Hill Climbs. A real shame.

Do you think we should have a Mini Comp and BQQ After. Well its an Idea

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There are still a few hillclimbs about that I know of..:
Dapto,
Newcastle (King Edward Pk) once a year. Need to be royalty to enter..
Raymond Terrace? Run by MGCC Newcastle, I think.
Buladelah Mtn (now THIS is a hill!) dunno who runs it..
Mt Panorama, Bathurst. UP the hill from Forest's Elbow. Run by Bathurst Light Car Club.
Wakefield Pk ( I think they run one)

I won't mention the `unofficial' ones... :P

Any more??

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PostPosted: Tue Jul 06, 2004 10:21 pm 
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there's only one in adelaide i think.....collingrove...run by SCCSA

i've heard its pretty good, hoping to get out there for a look sometime soon
have any of the adelaide guys (or anyone for that matter) been before?


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drmini in aust wrote:
Amaroo Park 1968- 1275cc Mini 29.1
Amaroo Pk 1969 1438cc Fiat 124S Coupe 30.1
Amaroo Pk 1970 1200cc Formula Vee 26.1 (3rd FTD)

Lithgow (40 bends) 1438cc Fiat 124S Coupe 40.1

Also I ran the Fiat at Robertson once- can't remember the times. 8)

<Edit> all these hills are now shut. I'd like to get back into it soon... :P


So was it raining when you ran the 1438??? A second slower than the Cooper!!

So you never found Silverdale??? Bells Line of Road???? for the amateurs!!!

Canberra has a regular Hill Climb scene out at Fairbairn Park

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NO it wasn't raining- the Fiat was just too bloody heavy (940Kg), damn twin cam had no torque under 4500, and the steering was crap compared to a Mini on Amaroo hill, which was pretty tight.. :wink:

<edit> I fell in love with the Fiat- nice car, but I found it wasn't as quick as my old Mini was.
At Lithgow I did 3 runs, all 40.1- my mate's stock 1275S did a 39.9... :oops:

I did beat him around Amaroo dirt circuit, won the class.. 8)

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I've been out to Collingrove, but I didn't drive. Its a very nice track and everything is well organised.

There was a run this past Saturday which unfortunately I couldn't make it out to, but I'm hoping to get out to the next one for at least a look. You need a Cams 2S licence, fire extinguisher, bonnet tiedown and battery triangle to run I believe.


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Historic Racing Car Club (QLD) put on a good show at the Mt Cotton Hillclimbs every year.


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Redfive's right about what you need, I've been there and took my "Before Mini" car out there. God Damn tight for a big car but straight up. Going with DrMini's format.

Collingrove 2003 2000cc WRX 39.13

The fastest in the WRX club is a 35.12 in an old 98 WRX R-Spec Tyres. The more powerful WRX's where slower, handling is more important (after a certain amount to get up the hill. :) )

Our results:
http://www.wrxsa.com/msport/msport_prevrecs_frame.htm

Stuff about Collingrove:
Scroll down to collingrove
http://www.wrxsa.com/msport/msport_frame.htm

The offical site (doesn't seem to work for me at the moment)
http://www.sportingcarclubsa.org.au/collingrove.htm


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$83 for a Cams 2S that cool :D

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PostPosted: Wed Jul 07, 2004 10:59 pm 
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Over in WA we have:

1340m Meelup hillclimb - my best time is the womens record set in the Nissan 200SX of 52.07secs set 28/09/2003
The fastest Mini for the same hillclimb is a Morris Cooper S in 53.71 set 21/05/2000

850m Mt Clarence, Albany. I only got one timed run at that before the event/road closure permits expired. No-one was impressed with the organisers as our group was the only group that didnt get 4 runs :( 39.? secs from memory.
The fastest Mini - Morris Cooper S set 36.42secs on 2/06/2001

790m Wellington Dam hillclimb - my best time another womens record of 39.65 secs set 27/04/2003. I also took out a class win 2-4L road registered class :) the boys werent impressed eh :? but I had a great time :)
The fastest Mini was a Morris Cooper S in 42.53 secs set 5/11/2000

850m Mt Brown Ive never done but the fastest Mini - Morris Mini 34.71secs set 18/10/2003

Thats the official hillclimbs in WA

When I get my Mini finished/hillclimbing I doubt it will get anywhere near these guys, but looking forward to it anyway :)

edit: all the above times from http://www.speedeventseries.com on the results and records page

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