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Originally Posted by bl@ckvr4
I just don't find autocross particularly interesting, that's all. It is partly because VR4s/GTOs were built for road course/high speed cornering and not sharp, low speed cornering. The car's weight alone would make it too difficult to autocross properly.
And yes you do definately push your car on a road course. The speeds are so much higher, thus much more stress on the brakes. Last year at Englishtown, my brakes almost caught fire after I was done my 5 laps. I was full throttle on the car for about 80% of those 5 laps.
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I know you ran there that one time when the pace car was out there keeping everyone's speed down, but how many times have you been since? Post that **** up when you're going dude I'm sure at least a few of us will come with you.
Have you ever even tried an autocross event? I never thought I would like certain types of fish, then I tried them and they were really good.
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Last edited by Ciotti; 03-24-2009 at 05:10 PM.
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