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Dec 8, 2015 | 04:44 AM

#11

slowd16

Joined: Jul 2009

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My Car will be down until some time in Jan. Need to do a few things; Oil Cooler, Roll fenders, New wheels, Fix why it wont start right lol

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Originally Posted by 2s000nJR

I have never done a track day before. I have done a couple of autox events and I do some kart racing. I've always wanted to do something like this. Another question is, are any of you guys taking fairly stock cars? I just got this car so it's 100% stock still. What kind of expenses should I expect besides registration? Set of tires and probably some brakes? Anything else?

When I first started tracking mine 6 years ago it was 100% stock. I would recommended hi-temp fluid and maybe brake pads depending on how the wear looks on the ones on the car.

Dec 8, 2015 | 04:48 AM

#12

ViperASR

Joined: Jul 2009

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Mine is probably down for the rest of the year. Going to clean it up and get it ready for 2016.

Really want to do RA and Barber with NASA next year, even if its on the Z2s.

Dec 8, 2015 | 04:52 AM

#13

slowd16

Joined: Jul 2009

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Originally Posted by ViperASR

Mine is probably down for the rest of the year. Going to clean it up and get it ready for 2016.

Really want to do RA and Barber with NASA next year, even if its on the Z2s.

Want to shoot for the 1st event to be Roebling on 1-23/24?

Dec 8, 2015 | 07:54 AM

#14

Ricky_Flowers_

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Joined: Nov 2011

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From: Miami, FL

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Originally Posted by UFS2K

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Originally Posted by 2s000nJR

My car is stock other than brake ducts, fluid, and pads. For a first timer I would just do fluid but that is even borderline unnecessary.

This is perfectly fine. You don't necesarily want an overly modified car, anyways. I started tracking my car almost bone stock with the right fluids and it was a blast. Hope to see you out there man!