JAE 2010 Safety info please read if your attending

by Lexusboy, 24-07-2018, 11:47 AM

Please read this document fully as it provides useful safety information will help to make your visit to JAE safer, of course you must also use your common sense whilst at the show/venue and these points are simply assistance to your own responsibility for the health and safety of yourself and others around the venue:

Camping, Barbecues, Vehicles, Generators, Vehicles and Gas bottles
Ø We strongly advise campers not to camp under trees
Ø We strongly advise not to park vehicles under trees
Ø Guide ropes will be around the venue, please ensure when walking at night that you carry a torch if you are unsure of the route back to your tent/camping area(s)
Ø No bonfires of any kind are allowed on site
Ø There is a maximum speed limit of 5mph whilst driving on the venue
Ø Once parked on your stand please do not cruise around the venue, if you do need to leave the venue then only use the roads as per the site plan
Ø When parking your vehicle(s) on your club stand ensure that you leave a doors opening width (your vehicles door) between yourself and the vehicle/obstruction you are parking adjacent to. Also ensure that you are able to walk freely between the front and rear of your vehicle. We will be inspecting the club stands and will ask owners to move their vehicles if the spaces are not as described.
Ø No refuelling of cars on site
Ø No jacking up of cars on site without permission from the Admin Tent, we have flat, hard standing areas that can be used for this if required.
Ø Do not leave your vehicles engine running when it is parked on your club stand
Ø Any petrol or diesel canisters must be kept securely within the boot of your vehicle
Ø No petrol is to be used on barbecues
Ø No barbecues may be lit or used beneath trees or within 1m/3ft of bushes, tents or any combustible material(s)
Ø Barbecues must be doused with water once finished with
Ø All barbecues must be raised from the ground, disposable type barbecues must be on bricks
Ø Please leave used barbecues beside a bin once doused thoroughly and we will dispose of them. DO NOT put them in the bins
Ø Each club must have at least one handheld fire extinguisher in close proximity to a barbecue and it must be free to use and not locked away
Ø Generators must not be refilled whilst running, must not be positioned within 3ft/1metre of any combustible materials (bushes, trees, cars, tents etc.,) and all leads must be hidden or covered so as to not cause a trip hazard. A free to use fire extinguisher must be kept close to the generator(s) at all times and not locked away
Ø Generators should not be run at night where possible, please be kind to your neighbours
Ø No barbecues or naked flames are allowed within any tent, gazebo, marquee or awning unless operated by a professional business
Ø We prefer you not to bring glass on to the venue. However, if you do ensure that if using anything made from glass that it is disposed of correctly once used and not left lying around. Any broken glass must be disposed of immediately and if assistance is required please contact a member of staff.
Ø If you are using any type of portable or disposable gas canister please ensure you follow the instructions for use and turn off when not being used, when finished with please take any unused portable or disposable canisters to the Admin Tent for disposal. The much larger hired bottles must be turned off and kept in a safe area when not being used.
Ø If you see anything that you feel is/could be potentially dangerous whilst on the venue you must ensure you inform a member of the staff immediately as we all have a responsibility to ensure the venue is as safe as possible for everyone
Ø Security staff patrolling will also be carrying a handheld fire extinguishers
Ø Visitor parking is for day visitors and non-Japanese cars staying for the duration. Any vehicle left overnight in the visitor parking area without the correct long stay vehicle permit, provided when you buy your ticket, will be deemed illegally parked and is subject to being towed or clamped.
Ø Access to the indoor venue is at the discretion of the door staff, we reserve the right to not allow you in and are not required to give a reason, we also reserve the right to remove you from the premises
Ø Dogs and similar pets are to be kept on a leash at all times and are not to be left unattended. We reserve the right to eject any animal and owner at any time and are not required to give a reason

First Aid
The First Aid centre is situated beside the Admin Tent and this will be open from 07.00 on Friday 10th September until the event closes on Sunday 12th September. Anyone arriving before or staying after the event will need to contact a staff member for assistance. We also have access to a First Aid room on site and have a direct line of contact with the Ambulance Service. If you are feeling unwell or you see a person unwell please report immediately to the First Aid centre or seek assistance from a Security Patrol. All security staff patrolling are First Aid Response qualified.

Fireworks display
You must at all time follow the direction of any/all staff when the display is operating, fencing will be in place and you must not for any reason cross into the fallout area. If you see anyone not adhering to this please inform a member of staff immediately.

Alcohol, Drugs and Unruly behaviour
Anyone found drunk and to be a danger to themselves or others whilst walking around the venue will be held by security until in such a condition as to return to the show. Where possible anyone found to be driving on the venue or driving in/out of the venue whilst under the influence of drink will have their car keys removed and held by security for the safety of themselves and others until they are in such a condition as to be able to drive. In extreme circumstances the Police will be called.

We operate a zero tolerance level on any drugs or the use of drugs within the venue, anyone found with drugs on them or under the influence of drugs will be immediately ejected from the venue and if in no fit state will be held by Security until they are fit to leave. In serious circumstances the Police will be called.

Anyone acting aggressively, putting themselves or others in potential harm or risk or acting in a manner deemed unruly will be held by security and possibly ejected from the venue. In extreme circumstances the Police will be called.

Incidents and Evacuation Plan
You must not at any time park or leave a vehicle unattended on any of the roadways around the venue, any vehicle left within these roadways will be immediately removed and we accept no responsibility for any damage caused by our actions. These roadways are an essential route for any emergency vehicles needing to move around the venue.

If for any reason your club stand, camping areas or the venue itself needs to be evacuated you will be told by staff where you must go, please listen to all staff announcements and follow their instructions.

All the above points must be adhered to whilst at JAE if applicable to you or your club members and we will be making spot checks when possible throughout the duration of the show to ensure these points are being adhered to. If you are unsure about any of the above points or require clarification on the points please visit the Admin Tent where we will be pleased to assist you with any enquiries.

JAE and/or Wicksteed Park and/or its agents will not be liable for any loss, injury or damage to any person or property however caused whilst on the venue or travelling to/from the venue. Any damage caused to the venue will be the responsibility of the party (or parties) causing the damage and not that of JAE (The Org Ltd.)

Urgent JAE News

by Lexusboy, 24-07-2018, 08:58 AM

Guys Rabster has ask me to post this up..

Can those that need to get into JAE on the Thursday, this is the set up day only.

Please send your car details to Rabster.
He requires your Reg number and car model.

Only people that have already been give permission from Rabster can stay if the above information is sent over to him Today.

IE: If you are travelling over four hundred miles or have been asked to help set up.
It is important that this is done or you may get refused entry on the Thursday Thank you

Police Crash Evo!!

by Anees, 23-07-2018, 03:27 PM

Shocking!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-man...r-11174855
hock:hock:

What do you think of this ????????

by Moley, 23-07-2018, 02:18 PM

just offered the guy £450 for this .......

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What do you's think ??

And NO cutting my feet !!!!!!!!!

RX-8 Mapping

by REDream, 23-07-2018, 08:41 AM

Hey, i'm looking for help, aby idea where i can remap my mazda? Best place around london, I try on net but with no results for good place with good prices. I will not hide my budget is not to big :wink: I check Thor but they don't work with Mazda. And another question, when I should fit induction kit before or after mapping and it will be a big difference? :mellow:

Happy Birthday alamkhan3980

by Lexusboy, 23-07-2018, 03:16 AM

Happy Birthday Alam Hope you have a great day:drink:

What we did today

by FirebirdPhil, 22-07-2018, 10:06 AM

At the last Santa Pod meet we were filmed by "Garage.tv" but the wind made a mess of the short audio interview bit - so they asked if we could re-do the film but this time do a proper feature, a bit like a magazine shoot but to be screened on S. American TV and of course their Web based TV channel. Thing is they asked us last night:Chair: thanks for the notice guys - but where there is a will there is a way, so last night was car polishing night:p well it needed doing.

In Europe they are pretty much unknown obviously, but in S. America the channel is very well known (like Top gear) and covers just about anything and everything car and motor sport related. So much so the Police don't worry that much when their caught hanging out of the passenger window with a Panasonic HD film camera............. You know where this is going:laugh:

So there's us driving along what we think is classed as a "private" dual carriagewaymoke: with the film crew on the outside lane and us on the inside, getting some wicked shots of the car, slow, fast, cruising etc. I look in the rear view mirror and there's a Police car. Round our way you don't see one for ages and as soon as there is a camera man hanging out of the passenger window bang there is a darn police carhock: We pull over so both cars are driving on the slow lane and the police car went by, we got a slapped on the wrist sign from the driver but he was smiling!!!!! So very lucky this time:tongue_smilie:

Saving grace was we were only doing 30MPH up to 50MPH because the camera car couldn't keep up with the MR2!! It was only a Polo oil burner hire car.

So with this done we all went to the tattoo studio to film Heather and PJ tattooing customers and a good interview with Heather about tattooing - this will be screened in S. America TV and web TV:thumbup1: So a busy morning and now we have a long fully booked day ahead - well Heather is fully booked I have a couple of hours left of freedom.

Some Photos:






Carbon detailing:






What a day, they also want a Supra so PurpleWitch will be getting an e-mail later in September:thumbup1:

Vinyl Wrap

by TimmyK, 22-07-2018, 08:25 AM

Anyone know best plave to get vinyl wrap so I can get my badges done mat black

Spacers - HELP

by Imi, 22-07-2018, 07:52 AM

Hi people,

Need some help on what size spacers to get, the IS is lowered on coils, but the wheels look tucked in at the back, so i want to get them to fit in line with the rear arch, i will be rolling the arches anyway and lowering the car a bit more.

My current setup is Inovit ST6 alloys 18x7.5, with 40 offset all round (me thinks) so what size spacers should i get??

I have seen some H&R-Hubcentric spacers 20mm though, (had a word with Simon at Charlesworth motors he says 15mm would be better)

what would i need?? 20mm or 15mm at the rear? and 10mm at the front??

help appreciated

I have seen the offset guide, but am a bit clueless on it..
thanks in advance

Got pulled yesterday.......

by parthiban, 22-07-2018, 07:38 AM

.....and unfortunately not in a good way! :tongue_smilie:

Was sitting in a queue of cars at the lights, all pulled away as it went green, suddenly hear a siren and see blue lights in the rear view mirror. Pull over straight away thinking he just needed to get past, but then he stopped behind me so was a bit confused as to what it was for.

As I've always been told, jumped straight out of the car and went over to the policecar before they even had a chance to get out, and asked what the problem was. He replied "you tell me" :confused:

So even more confused I reply I honestly have no idea, is there something wrong with my car? And then he goes "were you wearing a seatbelt?" So I say yes I was, I just took it off when I got out of the car. And he says "I saw your belt hanging down" :confused:

So again I say, I don't mean to criticise your eyesight or anything but I literally just took my seatbelt off before I got out of the car, so I know I was wearing my belt. At this point he immediately tried to change the subject (which made it obvious it was a slightly dubious stop) and asked whether it was my car. Said it was, and I've owned it since new.

Again he was stuck, so he asked if I had my license. Gave it to him, and he called it in over the radio. At this point I think his partner knew that they had pulled over the wrong guy and got a bit chatty saying we've just got to make sure when we see something and stuff, to which I said that's fair enough, I've got nothing to hide so not too bothered. Got the all clear over the radio and they let me go


Not really that bothered about the whole experience, in fact I actually said to the policemen that I don't mind getting pulled over every so often if it means getting more uninsured drivers and stuff off the road.

The only suspicion I have though is that I don't think that's why they pulled me over. I wasn't in a great area at the time, so even though my car's old, in that area it was one of the nicer ones. And when they came over one of the policemen had a good look around the car through the windows, as though they were looking for an excuse to search it (random drugs search maybe?)

Either way just an interesting story I thought I'd share as it must be a common experience with us all being outlaws and all! :biggrin: