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so the magic time wasssss?

Suicide time...

Only got a 64 :( I'm really disappointed in my self. Kept being an asshole and getting on the gas to early and breaking wrong, couldn't get my heel toe right and kept over steering everywhere. SIGH.

The car didn't want to keep any oil in it either, kept pumping it into the catch can which pissed me off.

Then when I could get around the corners quickly I just got heeeeeaps of guard rub and trashed my tyres :(

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Had heaps of fun though :D

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Had a ball today :) Glad i went, cost me a fortune but it was good fun for my first experience out on the track, will be better next time with an ECU to remove boostcut and maybe some wider front tires, good day for me though!

Thanks to all that made it happen thumbsup.gif

And i think i ended up with some of your tire wedged in my gaurd Peter whistling.gif

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Had a ball today :) Glad i went, cost me a fortune but it was good fun for my first experience out on the track, will be better next time with an ECU to remove boostcut and maybe some wider front tires, good day for me though!

Thanks to all that made it happen thumbsup.gif

And i think i ended up with some of your tire wedged in my gaurd Peter whistling.gif

Sorry about that pirate.gif

Yeah it was a pretty awesome day, couldn't have asked for better weather, air temps were cool, sun was out, track was dry. Heaps of fun biggrin.gif

I'm thinking next one on August 14th?

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64 is still a decent effort.

But gives you something to aim at and improve on. I'm hoping to get into the 61 maybe high 60 second bracket next time out, but going to have to spend a few G's first and do some tweaking. the fun is self improvement tho, car and your own ability.

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Had an awesome day and had my first and only spin :P feel like I picked up on some good tips and the lines are getting more consistent now :)

Looking forward to next time already, but I may need to fix my brakes first, pretty damned loud coming back home :P that date sounds good, will have to see what I can afford in the lead up to it :P

Thanks for a good day guys

Jay

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