Track withdrawal syndrome
1/7/16, 07:33 PM
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Track withdrawal syndrome
anyone else suffering?
I keep checking the local track day clubs for their 2016 schedules, but none are posted yet.
I keep checking the local track day clubs for their 2016 schedules, but none are posted yet.
1/7/16, 09:32 PM
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I have the same sickness. My last road-course track day was in Oct 2015. Looking at one day in April, and one day in May. Well, it's a start.
1/8/16, 07:13 PM
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I'm track feenin' too. Planning out 2016 track day (I have at least 3 so far), watching videos from last season for the 100th time, and I can't stop touching the suspension mods in the basement 
And I still need to buy adjustable dampers!
And I still need to buy adjustable dampers!
1/8/16, 08:38 PM
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Track season still open out here in Southern California.
I just received my order of BMR front lower A arms. Also ordered APR front carbon fiber splitter.
I just received my order of BMR front lower A arms. Also ordered APR front carbon fiber splitter.
1/10/16, 07:28 AM
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1/10/16, 05:58 PM
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You could always come out this way. NJMP has a few events in January although it will be way to cold to get any real traction. I may do one in April if I have my car all setup by then though 
1/12/16, 07:10 PM
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Check out SCCA "Track Night in America" ; I bet they will have some events in your area in 2016. If you go watch, you can do the "pace laps" where they let you drive around the track for free (at fairly low speeds). If you do decide to try one, hit me up for my $25 discount code.
http://www.tracknightinamerica.com/
But be forwarned, watching is the "gateway", participating is the real addiction. And like most addictions, it can get expensive, quick.
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1/13/16, 10:21 AM
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Good thing my car is broken. I saw Lime Rock has some track days in January and February. I would have been tempted to sign up and have some fun sliding around in the 20 degree temps hahaha
1/13/16, 10:54 AM
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And that's a platinum fact. I knew I would get deeper and deeper once I had to do performance driving training for work, and drive on closed circuits. It took me a few years to save up for a track car, but it finally happened. Now the track day, mods, pads and tire budget grows yearly. I wish my tracks were open, but they are all covered in snow and ice. Plus I'd have to drag the car through miles of salty haze to get there.
They put so much salt on the roads here, I think I hate that most about winters in Michigan. It takes 3 or 4 april showers to wash all that stuff off.
1/13/16, 08:26 PM
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Wow limerock in the winter? That would be crazy! 
