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Yes the silver gtt. I really like this track like a compact winton more handling less power.

I was fighting understeer most of the day as were others, up hill brake and turn sections were tricky.

After doing hh then rocking up for maserati I'm in (+ my car's in) recovery mode atm.

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Yes the silver gtt. I really like this track like a compact winton more handling less power.

I was fighting understeer most of the day as were others, up hill brake and turn sections were tricky.

After doing hh then rocking up for maserati I'm in (+ my car's in) recovery mode atm.

Ah yes met you at Sandown! Good times!

You know sandown/pi terrifies me more than hh, I think it's the speeds involved.

I've been looking at richo's sandown vid and see I have to brake deeper and hold higher speed into turn 1 and back kink - both another 10kph higher - easier said than done.

Car has a gtx3071 .63 iw, 3" exhaust + metal cat, ~235rwkw, coil overs, standard sways and brakes, 6 point cage.

After sandown I now have a "new" shriek after 5k rpm to investigate, probably a leak or crack in exhaust somewhere.

Also noticed once again the hot weather stuffed my tune so had to pull some timing on sun as well.

Always something to work on or improve.

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Talking of delays, currently working 6 days a weeks, so with work, family, household chores etc only just got around to reviewing footage.

Anyhow thought I'd fill in the gap between events with this clip, so what is this about Haunted Hills being a track for a decent driver in a well sorted chassis :)

Talking of delays, currently working 6 days a weeks, so with work, family, household chores etc only just got around to reviewing footage.

Anyhow thought I'd fill in the gap between events with this clip, so what is this about Haunted Hills being a track for a decent driver in a well sorted chassis :)

Is it just my work computer blocking content... or are you missing a link there bloke?

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