You should be able to track it in stock form. That's what I am planning to do at the next SCCA Performance Driving Experience in my area...
Any track regulars out here
I am looking to take my F to the track. Was wondering if the stock car can b e taken as-is.
Also, what sort of mods(non-performance) would you do to a car before you take it to a track. Some of my concerns are around tires\wheels or any exterior related changes.
I am also looking to mount my cancorder inside.
Thanks,
Preetham
Also, what sort of mods(non-performance) would you do to a car before you take it to a track. Some of my concerns are around tires\wheels or any exterior related changes.
I am also looking to mount my cancorder inside.
Thanks,
Preetham
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Stock form is a lot of fun for those for are novice on the road course. Personally, I need a little more grip...already chewed up my left front tire after 2 sessions at Summit Point!!!
Regardless, make sure your tire pressures are set correctly and learn how to carve corners!
Regardless, make sure your tire pressures are set correctly and learn how to carve corners!
Thanks fellas..i am a novice to the track for sure.
Do you guys take videos and post it online?
How much does it cost to get track time, do y'all have annual memberships?
Do you guys take videos and post it online?
How much does it cost to get track time, do y'all have annual memberships?
Take a look at my posting here.
http://www.lexusf.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1548
Ya might find it useful.
http://www.lexusf.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1548
Ya might find it useful.
I am a track noob too, but after some time researching, it seemed the best (translate=cheapest) way was to join SCCA ($85 I think for national + local membership). That gives you access to the PDE I mentioned above where you can get some preliminary training on the track for $95 (or free if you want to work a corner).
You will be required to have some type of training before they will let you on the track. If you just show up for a lapping day (at my local track around $150), you will need to be trained before they will let you out there.
Again, I have not done any of this yet, but that's what I have learned so far. Try Googling, going to your local track web site, or checking out the SCCA web site. I also found Trackpedia to be pretty helpful. See the following link specifically:
http://www.trackpedia.com/wiki/Beginners_guide_to_track_days
You will be required to have some type of training before they will let you on the track. If you just show up for a lapping day (at my local track around $150), you will need to be trained before they will let you out there.
Again, I have not done any of this yet, but that's what I have learned so far. Try Googling, going to your local track web site, or checking out the SCCA web site. I also found Trackpedia to be pretty helpful. See the following link specifically:
http://www.trackpedia.com/wiki/Beginners_guide_to_track_days
What track are you looking to go to kingpreetham?
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