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It's a cool track. It was built as a motorcycle track, so sometimes not the best place for cars to race. The tends to beat up the FL tire, but, even with that, Mike is still chasing the rear. (see full post)
@mwjscn I did do some cutting when I built the Setrab cooler, but I wiped down the drain pans before the oil change. Which I'm sure I could have missed some debris.So for peace of mind and to avoid contamination I decided to order a vacuum...
Ya, I wish it was showing the data VBox-style. You can tell how patient he is when letting the car turn in T5 just by the engine note.The first one of those teams that sticks the rear of that car is going to dominate. I have yet to see it.
That'll be in the future for sure! I'd have to paint the carbon bits that I buy for the car... Not a fan of random carbon panels throughout it, doesn't make it look cohesive in my eyes. For now I'm thinking of just removing the passenger recaro...
I’m pretty certain the Mustang Challenge moved on from 19’s to 18’s after their inaugural year. I’m about to test some 315 30 18 Yokohama A052s at NCCAR this weekend..first time in the car. I purchased them as a cold transport and cold session...
As suggested if you have the 15 inch rotors and big boy Brembos you may be stuck with 19s , which with this year seeing alot of new tires with wider sizing , not a bad deal.
Actually that is incorrect as the Mustang Challenge runs a 19 inch Michelin slick, but Junkyard is correct that there the bulk of used racing tires are in 18s. The Ferrari Challenge runs a 19 in the rear , but these are big mothers. I would...
What a lot of turns to remember. That looks like an exciting track. I have never been to Barber Motorsports Park, but now I want to go. (see full post)