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Old 02-17-2015, 08:35 AM   #2499
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Originally Posted by funwheeldrive View Post
I understand the pads, and fluids, but what benefit do camber bolts provide with a stock suspension?

I'm nervous that with the nannies off I will oversteer mid turn. The only thing I've played with is having the traction control off, and that's only when I feel like I'm driving in a safe environment. I'm pretty sure my insurance doesn't cover track days, and this car is far from being paid off.




Don't worry about driving with the nannies off. Just go slow, listen to the instructors and understand you aren't going to be Ayrton Senna in 3 sessions.


Depending on who is running the event, there may be track insurance available(but yes, your normal policy won't cover it). Check with companies like Lockton-Affinity that offer track coverage, although you still typically have to deal with a large deductible (think $5k-ish).
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