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My car is getting an AIM dash put in and some sensors are on backorder so I might not be on the track until december |
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What kind of wheels do you have on the car and tire sizes are you running? Those look like O.Z. ? Thank you ! P.S. Got those ZCP Typ 666 and shopping for a track set...
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Didn't have this one on my calendar, just looked it up and saw it's with HOD. Never been with them, how much track time do you get per day? Next Bay Area event for me is Laguna Seca with SpeedSF for Dec 30/31.
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Look into Apex and Titan wheels if you're looking to keep cost down. I went with Apex SM10's wrapped in 275/35/18 & 305/35/18 Nitto NT01s. I haven't spent a lot of time researching, but my only complaint is limited tire choice other than the NT01's in these sizes. Great setup though that accommodates the low end torque of the M4 well and will make you very competitive. Just make sure you get camber plates or you will eat through the fronts quickly if you're driving at the limit. I got 4 days out of my NT01's on stock camber and corded the outer edges of the front tires badly.
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Cheap and strong wheels.. I have a long history running apex wheels and never had a problem. |
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I don't get how some of you guys can do without track days and take a few months off in winter lol! . I lived in Seattle before and there was a definite off season there but here in the bay area I go once a month without fail. In winter months I just wait till last few days before signing up to avoid rain.. No need for an off season in California lol
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My next event will be next weekend at Buttonwillow 15-16 Dec. Bringing my E92.
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28!! .. wish I could do that many. I can do about 12 a year... but hopefully next year I'll do more.
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Laguna has more dirt than walls, with a few exceptions
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