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It looks like they are requiring a membership for this event. They might offer a weekend membership. I'd suggest going to the registration link and contacting the organizers using the "Have Questions" button in the top right corner. (see full post)
Found your picture of your tyre in another post and believe it is rather relevant to this one.I'm going to take a guess and possibly offend so please take this as intended.
My reading is you are not picking up that the front end has lost grip...
Autocross. It not only builds "feel" at safe(er) low speeds, but because it's a new course each day it really trains you to analyze and memorize courses quickly. Try going to different clubs & sites and do as many events as you can. Don't worry...
Barber is very 'chunking' friendly track. 1,2,3,4 is a chunk, 5 is a chunk, 7-8 chunk, 9-10 chunk, 11-12 chunk, 13-14 chunk. Now we're down from 14 corners to 6 'chunks' or complexes. These corners connect in a way which will be the fastest... (see full post)
Interesting. I wonder why they would make an artificial threshold like that? I've been in exactly the same situation with dumbing down pads to improve performance on a different type of car. (see full post)
I go through most brake pads setups all the way to Gloc R18/R12 front/rear and 2 piece rotors. Was constantly fighting the ABS Ice mode (OEM ABS module intervene once you are past 1.2G of braking). So counter to popular understanding I actually...
Just get a tall enough first that it's usable on track for hairpins, something like 60 mph. This will tighten the rev drops to high gear. People over-estimate how much gears are worth around a lap. You need a lot of gears when you have a narrow... (see full post)
I have my first event for 2026 last week and it was the Charlotte National Tour at ZMax. Not what I would have wanted my first event of the season to be and with finishing the car one week prior. Luckily the test and tune during the week went...
The rear spring choice is going to be a product of how you drive. The more you ask of the rear, the less spring rate you'll want. Tracks where you have a lot of traction corners may want a 700# rear. Tracks with a lot of long-duration, banked... (see full post)
Glad to see you went with the studs and wheels as the ability to rotate is one of the best way to reduce tire costs. The studs, which so many hesitate on, are a safety benefit regardless of whether one needs a spacer or not. So many of us have...
I have my first event for 2026 last week and it was the Charlotte National Tour at ZMax. Not what I would have wanted my first event of the season to be and with finishing the car one week prior. Luckily the test and tune during the week went... (see full post)
Found your picture of your tyre in another post and believe it is rather relevant to this one.I'm going to take a guess and possibly offend so please take this as intended.
My reading is you are not picking up that the front end has lost grip...
I go through most brake pads setups all the way to Gloc R18/R12 front/rear and 2 piece rotors. Was constantly fighting the ABS Ice mode (OEM ABS module intervene once you are past 1.2G of braking). So counter to popular understanding I actually... (see full post)