AZ Stookies,
I just heard of a job opportunity in Colorado.

Can the S make it?
I live for PIR weekends, and I adjust my stook to go faster on the road course following every time I get the opportunity to go balls out. I've made the pilgrimage to Parhaump's long track. I freakin' enjoy my car!

I'm concerned because I don't see Colorado tracks!
You know of Colorado courses? Denver area?

I couldn't just move there and not play with my car.

Word?

 

Check out Second Creek, just north of Denver.

http://www.na-motorsports.com/Tracks...condCreek.html

 

Try this website. Lots of great tracks.

http://www.racereview.com/colorado.htm

 

Try posting on the Rocky Mountain club board. Maybe they can help?

 

You could get some knobbies and run it up Pikes Peak

 

Not to hijack the thread but when is the next track day at PIR?

 

Probably want to get an SC also

 

http://www.nasarockymountain.com/tracks.php

 

Wonder how the S does in snow. Could be a real thrill. Might have to get a beater for daily driver.
Thanks for the info so far.

 

This is from my post from a couple of years ago;
I found this out a couple of winters ago, here in Colorado the weather can change on you in as little 15 minutes. I drove to work in the afternoon, beautiful weather around 60F and by midnight it's snowing. (which was not forecasted) I had a 37 mile drive and even with fairly new tires there is absolutely no traction in the snow. Driving around 20 - 25 mph and had the back end break loose at least 6 times. Not exactly what I call a fun drive, luckily my route has near zero traffic late night which was a good thing. I had the entire road to slide around on...

Needless to say, the car stays in the garage for the winter...

Definitely need a winter daily driver.....