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Lee358 10-21-2012 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by fishek (Post 510961)
Some of you expressed interest in track days. I will be out in Thunderbolt on Oct 28th (NASANE) and then on Nov 2nd (NJMP) and will be in LRP (SCDA) on Nov 12th.

Let me know if you do a track day this or the next season.

I feel like for lrp i would need breaks an tires over stock.


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fishek 10-21-2012 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee358 (Post 511115)
I feel like for lrp i would need breaks an tires over stock.

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Depends on the thread left on your tires, the track and how hard you brake.

If your tires are running low on thread then yes I recommend changing them. Otherwise stock tires are fine. I have done 5 track days with them and have plenty of thread left. They are loud and don't have much grip but that is actually a good thing if you are a beginner.

For brakes, just to be safe, I recommend flushing the brake fluid with a high temp fluid (I use Motul 600) and put some basic racing pads (Ferodo DS2500?) on the front brakes (oem pads are fine on the back). Just FYI, an experienced racer friend of mine took a bone stock FR-S (no pad or tire change) to the track (NJMP Lightning) and it took 4 track sessions until the brakes started fading terribly.

Lee358 10-21-2012 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by fishek (Post 511138)
Depends on the thread left on your tires, the track and how hard you brake.

If your tires are running low on thread then yes I recommend changing them. Otherwise stock tires are fine. I have done 5 track days with them and have plenty of thread left. They are loud and don't have much grip but that is actually a good thing if you are a beginner.

For brakes, just to be safe, I recommend flushing the brake fluid with a high temp fluid (I use Motul 600) and put some basic racing pads (Ferodo DS2500?) on the front brakes (oem pads are fine on the back). Just FYI, an experienced racer friend of mine took a bone stock FR-S (no pad or tire change) to the track (NJMP Lightning) and it took 4 track sessions until the brakes started fading terribly.

hmm im seriously thinking about lrp then... ive driven that track once in a lead follow for a skippy school how would this compare?

fishek 10-21-2012 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee358 (Post 511151)
hmm im seriously thinking about lrp then... ive driven that track once in a lead follow for a skippy school how would this compare?

:w00t:

Haven't done lead follow before. In the HPDE, you have an instructor with you in the car. He teaches you the proper line and technique while you drive. You run at your own pace with others at your level on the track. Each driving session lasts 20-25 mins. Passing is only allowed on the straights and a point-by is required (see http://www.nasaproracing.com/hpde/passing.html).

MilitoGFC 10-22-2012 01:57 AM

Hey guys nice meeting everybody this weekend!

It was a great turn out and the pix look amazing!

is the facebook link working for anyone?

FISHEK I'm definitely interested in a track for next season. I live in the area so we can definitely plan a meet for anybody that is interested. They also have go-kart days and endurance races, a lot of cool stuff for anyone that is interested.

MilitoGFC 10-22-2012 02:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Ny Brz (Post 510947)
Had good time meeting you guys, hopefully we can get a great turnout like this again. Sorry to breakout early my friend's wife was giving him flack so I had to take him home. The Next though.

Let me know if anyone would be interested in a dyno day. I can my maybe work something out with my turner, maybe another free dyno day depending on If we can get enough cars.

Rich

Hey Rich count me in for a Dyno day! Nice mods on your BRZ....definitely looks good dropped down and pretty good sound on the exhaust!

Ayaz2589 10-22-2012 02:02 AM

sorry about the link guys, ill put the pictures up on the forum tomorrow.

WolfsFang 10-22-2012 03:04 AM

Does anyone have pics of that red E30 M3? My friend keeps on bugging me about it.

dori. 10-22-2012 05:33 AM

I have pics of it but they're shitty cameraphone pics

Ny Brz 10-22-2012 02:51 PM

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Here you go

chutrain 10-22-2012 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by WolfsFang (Post 512328)
Does anyone have pics of that red E30 M3? My friend keeps on bugging me about it.

If no one has any from that night, I can dig up some older pics if you want.

RL_BRZ 10-22-2012 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by chutrain (Post 513152)
If no one has any from that night, I can dig up some older pics if you want.

Chutain >> I saw him before I left the parking area... Nice cool ride...:thumbup:

WolfsFang 10-22-2012 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by chutrain (Post 513152)
If no one has any from that night, I can dig up some older pics if you want.

Yes please, have no idea how much he wants to see this car :bonk:

Lee358 10-22-2012 10:37 PM

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Did any of you guys see this when you were leaving?? Attachment 18283
Frs with florida plates


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