I was screwing around on the ol' demo today, and came across a bug. I
came down pit road at Michigan during a testing session with a call for
a splash of gas and left side tires. When I hit my stall I was too
close to the wall for them to do left sides, and even after ample
fueling time I was still sitting there. I realize that there is no
practical reason to only switch left sides during a race, but a bug is
still a bug. Anybody seen this one before? Very unusual circumstances,
but...
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Scott Lyman
Mechanical Engineering Student
Michigan Technological University
It's not a bug
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> I was screwing around on the ol' demo today, and came across a bug. I > came down pit road at Michigan during a testing session with a call for > a splash of gas and left side tires. When I hit my stall I was too > close to the wall for them to do left sides, and even after ample > fueling time I was still sitting there. I realize that there is no > practical reason to only switch left sides during a race, but a bug is > still a bug. Anybody seen this one before? Very unusual circumstances, > but... > -- > Scott Lyman > Mechanical Engineering Student > Michigan Technological University >RegularRacer wrote:
What is it then? I understand why it didn't change my tires, I'm just
wondering why it held me there even after i was gassed up.
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Scott Lyman
Mechanical Engineering Student
Michigan Technological University
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> > It's not a bug > > "Scott Lyman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I was screwing around on the ol' demo today, and came across a bug. I > > came down pit road at Michigan during a testing session with a call for > > a splash of gas and left side tires. When I hit my stall I was too > > close to the wall for them to do left sides, and even after ample > > fueling time I was still sitting there. I realize that there is no > > practical reason to only switch left sides during a race, but a bug is > > still a bug. Anybody seen this one before? Very unusual circumstances, > > but... > > -- > > Scott Lyman > > Mechanical Engineering Student > > Michigan Technological University > >It's an Alpha technology demo.
-Larry
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> > > a splash of gas and left side tires. When I hit my stall I was too
> > > close to the wall for them to do left sides, and even after ample
> > > fueling time I was still sitting there. I realize that there is no
> > > practical reason to only switch left sides during a race, but a bug is
> > > still a bug. Anybody seen this one before? Very unusualcircumstances,


































