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The car ran well and surprised some Porsches. I had a lot of fun. She feels at home out here! Does anywhere else in the country have to deal with the damn lovebugs?
Hey, we met at the track, It was a joy getting a ride even if it was just for parade laps. I love the car. looks great, runs greats, and goes like stink, I am sure you surprised a few people in your group. Hope to see you back at the track again (when I have my E30 out of course)
Hey Brian, I didn't realize you were here on R3V! Very nice to meet you too. That pic with the big grin is my favorite. I didn't get any videos. Maybe in the future I'll look into mounting a video cam.
Hey Brian, I didn't realize you were here on R3V! Very nice to meet you too. That pic with the big grin is my favorite. I didn't get any videos. Maybe in the future I'll look into mounting a video cam.
Awesome pic indeed. Which pads were you running for this event?
You should definitely get a cam man, its great to look back at footage to see where you can make improvements.
I'm uploading video's from my track event, will hopefully have a few up later today.
I'm still using the HT10s. They are great at the track, very grippy and very consistent. They're pretty dusty and a bit squeaky for the street, but I don't do a lot of street driving anyway.
I'm still using the HT10s. They are great at the track, very grippy and very consistent. They're pretty dusty and a bit squeaky for the street, but I don't do a lot of street driving anyway.
Nice! Mine lasted about 1 3/4 days.
Here's a pic of what happened to them at that point:
Thats what happens when you don't check your pads after each run. LOL. Luckily I had a spare set of rotors because mine were completely glazed and spare pads. I couldn't remove the baked on pad from the piston though. Had to drive home like that, stop fine though, no issues. Going to replace the piston tomorrow hehe.
might I suggest Cobalt Friction pads, they are fantastic with good initial torque and release. Also a little easier to modulate. I have been running them on various cars since about 2001 with a good level of success.
Holy shit! Are those HT10s or another pad? I need to check mine!
Yup, those were my HT-10's! You should ahaha
Originally posted by briansjacobs
might I suggest Cobalt Friction pads, they are fantastic with good initial torque and release. Also a little easier to modulate. I have been running them on various cars since about 2001 with a good level of success.
Hmmm if they make them for wilwood application I'm interested.
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