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Old Jan 1, 2003 | 09:42 PM
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Sears Point tmw...

Checklist

1. Bleed brakes
2. Check oil
3. pack alu jack, jack stand, tools
4. Extra clothes for the crazy weather.
5. Tire pressure guage and air in the tires.
6. Helmet, shoes, gloves....
7. Food, water and such
8. Laptimer...
9. PLenty of sleep tongiht...for the car and me..

Woooooooo

-fong
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Old Jan 1, 2003 | 09:45 PM
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Re: Sears Point tmw...

Dude, you're driving all my "dream tracks"!!

Best of luck, and have a SAFE FUN time!

Originally posted by Cossie
Checklist

1. Bleed brakes
2. Check oil
3. pack alu jack, jack stand, tools
4. Extra clothes for the crazy weather.
5. Tire pressure guage and air in the tires.
6. Helmet, shoes, gloves....
7. Food, water and such
8. Laptimer...
9. PLenty of sleep tongiht...for the car and me..

Woooooooo

-fong
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Old Jan 1, 2003 | 09:51 PM
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dream tracks

My first time tmw at Sears Point.
Headed to Thunderhill after that on Jan 19th.
A Buttonwillow is in the works too... What a month
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Old Jan 1, 2003 | 11:03 PM
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Hey Cossie,

I am going on Friday, my first time too...
Do i need to bleed brakes?
and what laptimer do you have? any website on it?
I am looking for a set...

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Old Jan 1, 2003 | 11:13 PM
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Reza

I bleed cuz it felt funny when I was at Laguna seca..just in case....anyways, I think my brakes suck cuz I have the Hawks which needs warming up.

I have a hot lap timer...

I am Irwan's schoolmate..we met at the last meeting, I have the white FD
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Old Jan 1, 2003 | 11:17 PM
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yeap....
you know Irwan crashed his car last night near Sunol, we were running in the mountains just after new year...
He's going to sort it out tommorow...

reza
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Old Jan 1, 2003 | 11:22 PM
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I am envious! I cn't wait to get my car to Cali so I can take it on some of these tracks.

For timing, try AMB transponder
or Longacre Hot Lap Timer
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Old Jan 1, 2003 | 11:28 PM
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Stock Sir,

Those things are expensive.
Is there any personal laptiming..without someone waiting trackside with a stopwatch?
i am on low budget....

If you are in So Cal, there are more cheaper tracks to go to...
NorCal has 2 expensive tracks: searspoint and laguna seca. next cheap one is thunderhill...hundreds of miles away...

reza
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Old Jan 1, 2003 | 11:34 PM
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reza, I know..I am helping Irwan sort it out.
He told me today...noti noti...
hahaha
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Old Jan 1, 2003 | 11:40 PM
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I prefer Thunderhill to Buttonwillow. It's less out of the way(off of I-5), and really is a nice course overall, I espescially like turn 5..that hill kicks butt. Reminds me of Laguna Seca.

A little bit of throttle on the way down, bring that end out..heh.

I assume you're talking Streets Of Willow, right? Willow Springs is usually pretty booked up, and the BIG cars run on that track all the time...of course, I haven't raced the 7 there, but I imagine you could run the 7 on the big track easily.

It is nice going sideways on the bowl..heh...only problem was in the Celica, it was in a bad spot for the gearing...you had to shift almost right before the exit.

That really sucked because you were practically sideways, already.
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