New timing lights to replace the ones that have been run over too many times. I painted these bright yellow hoping if they could see them they would miss them. I did build an extra just in case.
New timing lights to replace the ones that have been run over too many times. I painted these bright yellow hoping if they could see them they would miss them. I did build an extra just in case.
That is very cool.
You know how they say "you go where you look"? Now you've given them something to look at... :)
Very cool.
you should put a big flashing sign on the top of it that reads.. "Hey retard.. Don't run this thing over"
nice work.
Like they weren't easy to kill before. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yN0IdaGUwYQ
I know cones are "meant to be hit", but I always thought the lights would damage the paint..
What you need to do is lay a road flare down in front of it. No one wants to hit a lit flare.
concrete block. won't happen more than once.
I thought about building them out of structural steel. Being as I would probably be the first person to run them over I figured that wouldn't be the smart plan. I built these to be hit. Rather than having to rebuild the whole thing just the broken part can be replaced.
Hmm I usually spend part of my Sunday's running those down...
Just put 2 feet of spike-strips on each side at the finish. Alot of drivers don't really give a E36 M3 if they delay an event because they wiped out the timing system...
They may be a little more concerned if they have to replace a tire or two each run.
Toyman01 wrote: I thought about building them out of structural steel. Being as I would probably be the first person to run them over I figured that wouldn't be the smart plan. I built these to be hit. Rather than having to rebuild the whole thing just the broken part can be replaced.
Pretty good idea, really. As I should have mentioned in my previous post, that's a nice piece of work.
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