Circle Work???

Yowie · 19-11-2009, 15:55

Gday everyone, just wondering what tips there are to circle work? or is it just thrash the shit out of the ute and hope u dont break something?

cause im currently running around 300hp at flywheel but will soon be running 481hp at the flywheel and other special features that i cant say due to legallity lol

Auctions

hilux1 · 19-11-2009, 16:30

just get out there and have fun

Nicola · 19-11-2009, 20:54

Just have fun with it, if something blows WHAT EVER!
It might be your last.
Life is short!
Go hard and have fun!!!

Burke_a_lot · 20-11-2009, 15:11

Google it.... I just did and was very surprised at the amount of info....

but just like the others said....
put the foot to the floor.... to a couple of figure eights.... go in a straight line for a bit and turn the wheel to do a flick....
just practice.... make up your own style and above all have fun!

Auctions

Yowie · 20-11-2009, 21:51

yeah but with a diesel u have a governor so u can hold it flat to the floor all day long no problems, mine is a 5.7L V8 with a rev limiter and after about 5-10 seconds at full revs it transfers the power into the chassis and shakes shit out of the ute lol

so just got rip up some grass lol what the judges look for?

SouthernSon1969 · 21-11-2009, 10:11

A mistake I made on my first rollback was not checking for gum trees. So I guess for circle work I would advise give yourself plenty of room and experiment. Just like Burke_a_lot mentioned make up your own style and have fun. Judges I am sure would give points on originality.

Yowie · 21-11-2009, 10:54

ok no problems, i know of a dam close by that i can practise at lol do you recommend changing my rear from super directional race tyres to ones with large grip to help through mud and shit around or not?

SouthernSon1969 · 21-11-2009, 11:14

I have never done circle work for competition only for fun. I would suggest an extra set of tyres if you want to drive home afterwards, if you can see where I am heading with this. A pair suited to where the comp is would be ideal and would only need to be seconds not new should they distruct.

Ads

Yowie · 21-11-2009, 11:32

we get wholesale price tyres cause of armygeddon so ill grab some and chuck them on my spare 4 rims for circles that why if i find somewhere to light it up i can blow em up haha

Beaut_XH · 22-11-2009, 16:44

theres more to it then holding it flat and turning the wheel. doing that breaks things.
bassicly learn your ute to begin with, find out how she handles when its out of control, and yeh.
basicly, get r wheels spining and just turn your wheel, doesnt need to be full lock, but as ur sideways, turn your wheel the oposite way, let ur revs drop, then brng them up again. thats the basic way of doing things

Yowie · 22-11-2009, 17:03

sounds a hell of a lot like drifting haha

Nicola · 22-11-2009, 22:02

When you get good go for the gate.
Just remember the strainer might hurt! He, He!
When you make it, do it again and again, and again.
You wont even need a dog to bring in the sheep.

chris87 · 23-11-2009, 06:43

it may take abit to get right as all vehicles tend to act differantly but beaut xh is on the right track there

as for tyres you may want to get a set of 15' or 16's because chewin the bigger type tyres will get a little expencive

abz · 23-11-2009, 13:10

Weve organised the circlework and other driving events at Deni for the last 3 years and have held loads of circlework comps b4, when your being judged its out of 10 for each:

Drifting
Figure 8's
Circles
Driver Control
Use of Arena
Crowd Appeal

Its won or lost with the Crowd appeal mostly as no crowd appeal results in 1's and 2's but if you get em screaming you can easily score 9's and 10's the rest are pretty level through most comps, one driving skill not seen often enough is drifting... its rare to see a ute get one or two full laps in and the crowds love to see it. At Deni only 3 or 4 utes out of 25 managed to pull off full laps... Crowd appeal can be won by anyone, be flashy, be a showpony, they love noise, smoke, lights, flags etc. But driving wise, drifting, 8's, circle/donuts, control and using all of the arena is what the judges look for.

Kope that helps mate.

19-11-2009, 15:55	#1
Yowie Status: Beaut Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Bonegilla Posts: 332 Rep Power: 2	Circle Work??? Gday everyone, just wondering what tips there are to circle work? or is it just thrash the shit out of the ute and hope u dont break something? cause im currently running around 300hp at flywheel but will soon be running 481hp at the flywheel and other special features that i cant say due to legallity lol __________________ NO IM NOT A COWBOY....... IM A BOGAN!!! REAL AUSTRALIANS ARE THE MEN & WOMEN WHO STAND PROUD IN THE UNIFORM OF OUR COUNTRY, NOT COWBOYS!!

19-11-2009, 16:30	#2
hilux1 Status: Feral Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: kingston Posts: 70 Rep Power: 1	Re: Circle Work??? just get out there and have fun __________________ real uters do it side ways

19-11-2009, 20:54	#3
Nicola Status: Newbie Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Mount Barker Posts: 43 Rep Power: 0	Re: Circle Work??? Just have fun with it, if something blows WHAT EVER! It might be your last. Life is short! Go hard and have fun!!! __________________ THE JOURNEY GIVES MEANING TO THE DESTINATION

20-11-2009, 15:11	#4
Burke_a_lot Status: Beaut Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Booroorban Posts: 288 Rep Power: 2	Re: Circle Work??? Google it.... I just did and was very surprised at the amount of info.... but just like the others said.... put the foot to the floor.... to a couple of figure eights.... go in a straight line for a bit and turn the wheel to do a flick.... just practice.... make up your own style and above all have fun! __________________ “It doesn’t matter what vehicle you drive, it’s the driver that wins the race” Under age and loven it! “You can hear me coming.... You can hear me going.... But.... You will never see me....)

20-11-2009, 21:51	#5
Yowie Status: Beaut Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Bonegilla Posts: 332 Rep Power: 2	Re: Circle Work??? yeah but with a diesel u have a governor so u can hold it flat to the floor all day long no problems, mine is a 5.7L V8 with a rev limiter and after about 5-10 seconds at full revs it transfers the power into the chassis and shakes shit out of the ute lol so just got rip up some grass lol what the judges look for? __________________ NO IM NOT A COWBOY....... IM A BOGAN!!! REAL AUSTRALIANS ARE THE MEN & WOMEN WHO STAND PROUD IN THE UNIFORM OF OUR COUNTRY, NOT COWBOYS!!

21-11-2009, 10:11	#6
SouthernSon1969 Status: Feral Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Purgatory Posts: 101 Rep Power: 2	Re: Circle Work??? A mistake I made on my first rollback was not checking for gum trees. So I guess for circle work I would advise give yourself plenty of room and experiment. Just like Burke_a_lot mentioned make up your own style and have fun. Judges I am sure would give points on originality. __________________ Andrew by Name, Country by Nature. Heaven Doesn't Want Me And Hells Afraid I'd Take Over! If You See Green Fill Your Rear View Mirror, Just Pray You Have A Spare Pair Of Shorts. Give Me Fourty Acres And I'll Spin This Ute Around.

21-11-2009, 10:54	#7
Yowie Status: Beaut Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Bonegilla Posts: 332 Rep Power: 2	Re: Circle Work??? ok no problems, i know of a dam close by that i can practise at lol do you recommend changing my rear from super directional race tyres to ones with large grip to help through mud and shit around or not? __________________ NO IM NOT A COWBOY....... IM A BOGAN!!! REAL AUSTRALIANS ARE THE MEN & WOMEN WHO STAND PROUD IN THE UNIFORM OF OUR COUNTRY, NOT COWBOYS!!

21-11-2009, 11:14	#8
SouthernSon1969 Status: Feral Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Purgatory Posts: 101 Rep Power: 2	Re: Circle Work??? I have never done circle work for competition only for fun. I would suggest an extra set of tyres if you want to drive home afterwards, if you can see where I am heading with this. A pair suited to where the comp is would be ideal and would only need to be seconds not new should they distruct. __________________ Andrew by Name, Country by Nature. Heaven Doesn't Want Me And Hells Afraid I'd Take Over! If You See Green Fill Your Rear View Mirror, Just Pray You Have A Spare Pair Of Shorts. Give Me Fourty Acres And I'll Spin This Ute Around.

21-11-2009, 11:32	#9
Yowie Status: Beaut Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Bonegilla Posts: 332 Rep Power: 2	Re: Circle Work??? we get wholesale price tyres cause of armygeddon so ill grab some and chuck them on my spare 4 rims for circles that why if i find somewhere to light it up i can blow em up haha __________________ NO IM NOT A COWBOY....... IM A BOGAN!!! REAL AUSTRALIANS ARE THE MEN & WOMEN WHO STAND PROUD IN THE UNIFORM OF OUR COUNTRY, NOT COWBOYS!!

22-11-2009, 16:44	#10
Beaut_XH Status: Feral Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Berwick, VIC Posts: 197 Rep Power: 2	Re: Circle Work??? theres more to it then holding it flat and turning the wheel. doing that breaks things. bassicly learn your ute to begin with, find out how she handles when its out of control, and yeh. basicly, get r wheels spining and just turn your wheel, doesnt need to be full lock, but as ur sideways, turn your wheel the oposite way, let ur revs drop, then brng them up again. thats the basic way of doing things

22-11-2009, 17:03	#11
Yowie Status: Beaut Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Bonegilla Posts: 332 Rep Power: 2	Re: Circle Work??? sounds a hell of a lot like drifting haha __________________ NO IM NOT A COWBOY....... IM A BOGAN!!! REAL AUSTRALIANS ARE THE MEN & WOMEN WHO STAND PROUD IN THE UNIFORM OF OUR COUNTRY, NOT COWBOYS!!

22-11-2009, 22:02	#12
Nicola Status: Newbie Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Mount Barker Posts: 43 Rep Power: 0	Re: Circle Work??? When you get good go for the gate. Just remember the strainer might hurt! He, He! When you make it, do it again and again, and again. You wont even need a dog to bring in the sheep. __________________ THE JOURNEY GIVES MEANING TO THE DESTINATION

23-11-2009, 06:43	#13
chris87 Status: Feral Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: millmerran Posts: 150 Rep Power: 1	Re: Circle Work??? it may take abit to get right as all vehicles tend to act differantly but beaut xh is on the right track there as for tyres you may want to get a set of 15' or 16's because chewin the bigger type tyres will get a little expencive __________________ A1 fencing supplys 07 46954191

23-11-2009, 13:10	#14
abz Status: Newbie Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Portland Posts: 14 Rep Power: 0	Re: Circle Work??? Weve organised the circlework and other driving events at Deni for the last 3 years and have held loads of circlework comps b4, when your being judged its out of 10 for each: Drifting Figure 8's Circles Driver Control Use of Arena Crowd Appeal Its won or lost with the Crowd appeal mostly as no crowd appeal results in 1's and 2's but if you get em screaming you can easily score 9's and 10's the rest are pretty level through most comps, one driving skill not seen often enough is drifting... its rare to see a ute get one or two full laps in and the crowds love to see it. At Deni only 3 or 4 utes out of 25 managed to pull off full laps... Crowd appeal can be won by anyone, be flashy, be a showpony, they love noise, smoke, lights, flags etc. But driving wise, drifting, 8's, circle/donuts, control and using all of the arena is what the judges look for. Kope that helps mate.

Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
DENI 4WD CIRCLE WORK	catmando	Deni Muster	31	04-01-2010 18:22
INVERGORDON CIRCLE WORK COMPETITION on the way to Finley BNS	deesal	VIC	1	05-05-2009 20:31
BeautUtes.com 2008 Calendar!	Billy	Update Archive	32	27-10-2007 13:41
Attention Grand Final Ute Muster Entrants! Is your name on this list?	Billy	Update Archive	26	09-01-2007 07:46
Circle Work	rustintheute	Ute Talk	4	13-05-2005 21:54