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Brian those look great! How did it go Sunday? Did you get my voice mail last night on your cell?
Sunday was good.... had three off track experiences Twice going too hard on cold tires, and once I think I hit "ice mode" on the back sraight braking zone b/c the pedal wouldn't work right and I went off the end of it in to the weeds. All was well.
I did get the VM but was at a concert with Maura... I need to look into tuning so thanks for the heads up.
I am really thinking about these seats but I am not sure if they will provide the support for open track that I want. I was going to go with an Evo or a Recaro pole position. Those roadsters really do look like a good mix for both street and track though. Do you think they have enough support for the G-loads produced on track by Hoosier R's etc??
I am really thinking about these seats but I am not sure if they will provide the support for open track that I want. I was going to go with an Evo or a Recaro pole position. Those roadsters really do look like a good mix for both street and track though. Do you think they have enough support for the G-loads produced on track by Hoosier R's etc??
Thanks
Well I'm a large guy (not fat) so I fill them well... they did well on my street tires this past weekend. I have Hoosiers in my garage and will be running them in June at VIR again. A more agressive seat would of course be better, but it's always a compromise. They could be a hair wider in the hips for me, but they do the trick.
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