October 23, 200619 yr #1 I'm looking like going to Wakefield on 13 Nov for another open track day if anyones keen to come along. Its a wednesday so the track should be pretty quiet. For those that don't know, its an open speed limit track day. Take your car down and drive it round the track as hard as you like... Anyone keen?
October 23, 200619 yr #2 I'd come but my exams are on that week. what do we need to do in order to take our cars to the track? I.e. licences or anything?
October 23, 200619 yr #3 I'm looking like going to Wakefield on 13 Nov for another open track day if anyones keen to come along. Its a wednesday so the track should be pretty quiet. For those that don't know, its an open speed limit track day. Take your car down and drive it round the track as hard as you like... Anyone keen?←Sounds good to me ... a chance to try out the new Toyos
October 23, 200619 yr #4 Author All you need is your driver license, long sleaves and pants... and a helmet but you can hire one at the track if you dont own one. Good/new front brake pads are recomended too
October 24, 200619 yr #7 Is the straight away long enough to wind out the T←My stock T reached 160km/h on the straight.By the way guys 13 Nov is a Monday not a Wednesday.Muz
October 24, 200619 yr #8 Author Yeah monday lol.I could squeeze mine to 175 ( when it was stock ) at the kink, though my mate got his SR20 to 180 at the flag... if you have serious brakes and suspension you can get close to 200 at the kink
October 24, 200619 yr #9 Yeah monday lol.I could squeeze mine to 175 ( when it was stock ) at the kink, though my mate got his SR20 to 180 at the flag... if you have serious brakes and suspension you can get close to 200 at the kink←Brakes have never helped me get to the kink any faster - how does that work???
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