[RS25.com]

I was surfing the web, and look what I found... Buzz loves them!

 

[RS25.com]

They are real cones, made by a company in Denver, and they are 4" tall. Each one was $1.79. I think they are very cool, don't you? I'm going to take a few to work for my cubicle. :lol:

 

[Peaty]

Those are sweet, you should research them though to see what type they are:

http://animation.filmtv.ucla.edu/students/awinfrey/coneindex.htm

I hope they didn't come from some sort of "Cone Mill" Did you adopt them?

 

[RS25.com]

No worries, I am a member...

 

[Faraz]

I'm suprised the cone police haven't gotten me for homcide....good lord there is ALOT of damage I've done to many a cone.

 

[minx]

No worries, I am a member...

Hahahahaha


Nice certificate James.


Brandee

 

[Guest]

Those 4" cones shouldn't get wedged under your car so much as the big ones. That and they're harder to hit to get them flying through the air. Maybe you should swap out all the cones at the next autocross.

 

[RS25.com]

I was going to petetion the SCCA to use smaller cones, so I would not get so much Cone "skin" all over my car when I hit them head on. I hit so many cones that I am going to have to buff out the front of my car this weekend and then re-wax it.

From now on I am running events with my front end cover on! :lol:

 

[rpone605]

ah the wonderful rubbing compound hour.

you get used to it after awhile really.

wait till you get them to run all the way down the side of your car.

drifting+draggin cones=lot's of rubbing compound.

 

[DammitBeavis]

Covering your car in mud forms a protective shell from the cones.