e-brake relocation kit
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Dan did you attend Viperdays at Chuckwalla?
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Yep.
It was more fun than I thought it would be.
Dan
It was more fun than I thought it would be.
Dan
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Really I spoke to David (sundiego) and he said the track was no big woops. He said it was narrow and more designed for motorcycles. Would you go back? David said he didn't think he would in the near future, I also hear you got sandblasted on Friday.
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There are pluses and minuses to every track I've run. I prefer higher speed tracks in the 09 ACR and enjoy ACS Fontana best so far, though the infield could be improved there.
I'd agree that CW was not ideal for Viper or any higher hp car as the longest straight is only 1330 feet. I maxed at 125 mph in that back straight as it was fed by an uphill twisty section and the turn at the end of the rear straight was 90 degrees.
I didn't find it too narrow but agree that motorcycles would like this track better than sports cars.
Run off was good and the track was smooth.
The 17 turns in 2.68 miles were never ending. I ran the entire track in third gear.
The entry and exit to the front straight contained "kinks", so you had to be a bit careful entering and braking.
Infrastructure was limited to tents and a small trailer for a bathroom.
And yes, we got "sand blasted" on Friday.
Would I go back, yeah, I suppose, if a group of us were to go. On my own, probably not.
Dan
I'd agree that CW was not ideal for Viper or any higher hp car as the longest straight is only 1330 feet. I maxed at 125 mph in that back straight as it was fed by an uphill twisty section and the turn at the end of the rear straight was 90 degrees.
I didn't find it too narrow but agree that motorcycles would like this track better than sports cars.
Run off was good and the track was smooth.
The 17 turns in 2.68 miles were never ending. I ran the entire track in third gear.
The entry and exit to the front straight contained "kinks", so you had to be a bit careful entering and braking.
Infrastructure was limited to tents and a small trailer for a bathroom.
And yes, we got "sand blasted" on Friday.
Would I go back, yeah, I suppose, if a group of us were to go. On my own, probably not.
Dan
