Pacific Raceways Road Coarse TNT
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And they let you out without at least verifying how you drive first? I'd think twice about any track day that allows this. You might be a great driver but there are many out there who aren't and need that initial instruction/checking up on bad habits before letting them loose on a track like PR
#20
There wasn't any fools on the track usually people are pretty cautious due to not wanting to wreck. You don't go on all at once everyone is gapped and can only pass on the straight if someone is slow.
It Was a safe experience. Definatly will go again
It Was a safe experience. Definatly will go again
#21
Sounds really laid back compared to the usual club track days...Glad you had fun last weekend...I'll be out there on the 19th...Anyone have any track times?
#22
OOOhhh might have to see if I can make the Dec 3rd track day... that would be fun! I should have a new FMIC and English tune by then.
Drag raced a few times and used to run dirt circle track but have never had the pleasure of doing a track day... hell, even going, watching and meeting a few of you all would be fun enough to make it worthwhile!
-Ryan
Drag raced a few times and used to run dirt circle track but have never had the pleasure of doing a track day... hell, even going, watching and meeting a few of you all would be fun enough to make it worthwhile!
-Ryan
#23
Well sounds like I'm out for this Saturday (Nov. 19th) due to having to work that day...Pisses me off! Hopefully the weather turns out to be shi*ty so I don't have to feel so bad hahaha jkjk I'll be out there on Dec. 3rd...If anyone goes this Saturday post some video up
#24
Sorry Tim, the weather was good Well, up until the last 2 hours, plus it was COLD all day, maybe mid 30's!
Here's one of my vids with Doug (4wd4me) and I. This was the first time I've have my Evo on this track, was a blast but was fighting an over boost CEL and fuel cut even on a stock map, so I'm thinking its a mechanical problem. As long as I stayed off WOT in 4th and 5th the boost would stay at 20psi (was pegging a 25 psi gauge). Definitely goin back!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9e8Pp4bUa4
Here's one of my vids with Doug (4wd4me) and I. This was the first time I've have my Evo on this track, was a blast but was fighting an over boost CEL and fuel cut even on a stock map, so I'm thinking its a mechanical problem. As long as I stayed off WOT in 4th and 5th the boost would stay at 20psi (was pegging a 25 psi gauge). Definitely goin back!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9e8Pp4bUa4
#25
Sorry Tim, the weather was good Well, up until the last 2 hours, plus it was COLD all day, maybe mid 30's!
Here's one of my vids with Doug (4wd4me) and I. This was the first time I've have my Evo on this track, was a blast but was fighting an over boost CEL and fuel cut even on a stock map, so I'm thinking its a mechanical problem. As long as I stayed off WOT in 4th and 5th the boost would stay at 20psi (was pegging a 25 psi gauge). Definitely goin back!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9e8Pp4bUa4
Here's one of my vids with Doug (4wd4me) and I. This was the first time I've have my Evo on this track, was a blast but was fighting an over boost CEL and fuel cut even on a stock map, so I'm thinking its a mechanical problem. As long as I stayed off WOT in 4th and 5th the boost would stay at 20psi (was pegging a 25 psi gauge). Definitely goin back!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9e8Pp4bUa4
#27
^^ probably not mechanical. The stock maps were setup with the stock car in mind. Once you mod the car enough you have to change those tables. Most folks don't run into the issue since they get tuned. The over-boosting can be solved with proper boost control in the ECU but not sure how that could affect your STU classification.
#30
I'm thinking about it as long as I can get off work early enough and have a chance to run up north to fill some gas cans with corn juice...If not tomorrow then I'll be going next Saturday