driver training
as i've been thinking about this more and more since my weekend fun, i've come to the conclusion that theres a ton of courses out there and some are more suited to my requirements than others. some seem to advanced, others seem no tto cover what i want to learn.
in short - what i want to learn is how to control a rwd, when it's pushed to far and it starts in oversteer slide. i know the theory of controling it, but i cant practice this safely on public roads.
would a skidpan be my best option? courses looking around
in short - what i want to learn is how to control a rwd, when it's pushed to far and it starts in oversteer slide. i know the theory of controling it, but i cant practice this safely on public roads.
would a skidpan be my best option? courses looking around
I am also considering http://www.carlimits.com/
Looks like S2KUK members get 10% discount on first booking.
Looks like S2KUK members get 10% discount on first booking.
Did Walshy's Carlimits recently, there's a brief write up here with some links to some video I took:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=499895
The "High Speed Bend" will show you how easy it is to spin on a damp surface, as you unfortunately found out recently!
If it's dry then the tyres take a little beating, but it's worth it.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=499895
The "High Speed Bend" will show you how easy it is to spin on a damp surface, as you unfortunately found out recently!
If it's dry then the tyres take a little beating, but it's worth it.
maybe we should get something planned then, a few of use seem to be up for the idea.
a silverstone session would be better. alot closer to where i live, but essex aint completely out of range.
a silverstone session would be better. alot closer to where i live, but essex aint completely out of range.
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maybe we should get something planned then, a few of use seem to be up for the idea.
a silverstone session would be better. alot closer to where i live, but essex aint completely out of range.
a silverstone session would be better. alot closer to where i live, but essex aint completely out of range.
Originally Posted by veehexx,Oct 30 2007, 12:59 PM
a silverstone session would be better. alot closer to where i live, but essex aint completely out of range.
I've improved the power, the handling, I think the driver needs a twaek now.
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Rawhide
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Mar 25, 2006 03:26 PM



Andy Walsh is what you want but I wouldn't dismiss the on road training, I doubt there's anyone that wouldn't benefit.
