Interesting. And no curbs. But looks like decent runoff areas.
Is it even open to the public?
Is it even open to the public?
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Interesting. And no curbs. But looks like decent runoff areas.
Is it even open to the public?
Theres a cool shot I want to buy. But the photographer wants $40 for all photos. i just want one!
@neema must be nice to get your Mustang back on track. Did your brother join you?
My wife has the same Tesla and has given me permission to take it to a track ONCE.
3R Goodyear 305mmNice time, what tires were you running?
Thanks i just wish i could focus resources and attention in upgrading the car not fixing overheating...Solid time flyhalf. Impressive for a mostly stock car.
There's no Ford (edit- “performance ford” with v8/manuals seem fine - mainstream public ford that 99% of the popularuon buys is what I refer to) that is built from the factory to take the heat that track seems to produce... of course my experience is primarily with a V6 auto and the stock gauge isn't a "real" temperature gauge.Thanks i just wish i could focus resources and attention in upgrading the car not fixing overheating...
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It is actually. For the transmission it is ot calculated.There's no Ford that is built from the factory to take the heat that track seems to produce... of course my experience is primarily with a V6 auto and the stock gauge isn't a "real" temperature gauge.
The worst are those turbocharged Focus and Fiesta ST cars with turbo's...
There's no Ford that is built from the factory to take the heat that track seems to produce... of course my experience is primarily with a V6 auto and the stock gauge isn't a "real" temperature gauge.
The worst are those turbocharged Focus and Fiesta ST cars with turbo's...