More Expo/Track goodies
04-17-2006, 05:22 PM
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More Expo/Track goodies
Just received my latest shipment of track goodies:
4 Kumho ECSTA V710 ready for installation
Some pads and rotors for the front...
and last week I laboured for nearly 2 days to clean up and paint my rear callipers. No before pics but here is what they look like now (pads = Cobalt GT-sport):
4 Kumho ECSTA V710 ready for installation
Some pads and rotors for the front...
and last week I laboured for nearly 2 days to clean up and paint my rear callipers. No before pics but here is what they look like now (pads = Cobalt GT-sport):
04-17-2006, 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by HKJ
mmm.. cobalt gt's! how bad is the squeel and dusting on those? i'm thinking of getting a set in the near future.
I run the GT-Sport pads in the rear and the stock pads in the front for the street and find that the Cobalts do dust a little more then the stock pads (which don't seem to dust at all actually) and don't squeel at all.
The GT-Sport compound is more agressive then stock which when matched with my track setup for the front makes for a good brake balance, and when your threshold breaking on the door step of ABS from 180+km/hr thats important. I would normaly run SpecVR pads in the front but Cobalt is out of them right now and doesn't plan on having stock before the Expo. The Carbotech pads that I'll be using are a very comperable pad.
04-18-2006, 06:13 PM
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I've run Kumho Victoracers before and found them to be a great R-compound tire. I ran them to the cords and they held up under very demanding conditions... they surprised me.
The V710's are a relatively new tire from Kumho that I have read good things about. The grip level is apparently much higher then the Victoracers. I look forward to testing them out
The V710's are a relatively new tire from Kumho that I have read good things about. The grip level is apparently much higher then the Victoracers. I look forward to testing them out
Originally Posted by canttx
very nice!
i am slowly getting ready for expo aswell.
looks like your going to be very well prepared.
have you used the kuhmos before? any personal experience on them?
i am slowly getting ready for expo aswell.
looks like your going to be very well prepared.
have you used the kuhmos before? any personal experience on them?
04-18-2006, 07:24 PM
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They are from Centric Parts (see box in the background). I purchased them through Cobalt friction along with rear pads and rotors (also from Centric Parts).
see link: http://www.cobaltfriction.com/produc...dProduct=52718
but my question is... are you comming to the EXPO??
see link: http://www.cobaltfriction.com/produc...dProduct=52718
but my question is... are you comming to the EXPO??
Originally Posted by Greco
Douglas what brand rotors are those, where did you purchase them and how much.
04-19-2006, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Baby NSX
They are from Centric Parts (see box in the background). I purchased them through Cobalt friction along with rear pads and rotors (also from Centric Parts).
see link: http://www.cobaltfriction.com/produc...dProduct=52718
but my question is... are you comming to the EXPO??
see link: http://www.cobaltfriction.com/produc...dProduct=52718
but my question is... are you comming to the EXPO??
04-19-2006, 11:08 PM
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You make me laugh... you have already been to one of these events and recently participated in a thread (in the meet section on this board) regarding the Expo. So how could you not know this was occurring? Well it is!
I know of 3 visible members on this board going including myself as well as the Shadow (Matthew). But there is always room for more!
Check out http://www.itrca.com/ for details
Clearly you spend way too much time surfing the net for kick boxing videos...
I know of 3 visible members on this board going including myself as well as the Shadow (Matthew). But there is always room for more!
Check out http://www.itrca.com/ for details
Clearly you spend way too much time surfing the net for kick boxing videos...
Originally Posted by Greco
ok. thanks. As for the expo, I didn't really even know that this event was occuring. When is it, where is it, who are you going with?
04-20-2006, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Baby NSX
You make me laugh... you have already been to one of these events and recently participated in a thread (in the meet section on this board) regarding the Expo. So how could you not know this was occurring? Well it is!
I know of 3 visible members on this board going including myself as well as the Shadow (Matthew). But there is always room for more!
Check out http://www.itrca.com/ for details
Clearly you spend way too much time surfing the net for kick boxing videos...
I know of 3 visible members on this board going including myself as well as the Shadow (Matthew). But there is always room for more!
Check out http://www.itrca.com/ for details
Clearly you spend way too much time surfing the net for kick boxing videos...
I was under the impression there are no more spots for this expo, not even as a guest….
04-20-2006, 07:28 AM
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LOL!
The driving spots filled up long ago (not a problem for you as your car never sees the track/rain/road/air... anyway), but the guest registry still has spots available.
The driving spots filled up long ago (not a problem for you as your car never sees the track/rain/road/air... anyway), but the guest registry still has spots available.
Originally Posted by Greco
Don’t make me have to drive up to Bolton / Nobleton or where ever it is that you live...
I was under the impression there are no more spots for this expo, not even as a guest….
I was under the impression there are no more spots for this expo, not even as a guest….
04-25-2006, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Greco
Don’t make me have to drive up to Bolton / Nobleton or where ever it is that you live...
I was under the impression there are no more spots for this expo, not even as a guest….
I was under the impression there are no more spots for this expo, not even as a guest….
You ain't showing up man..all talk....
@ trash talk 
04-25-2006, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by The Shadow
You ain't showing up man..all talk....
Can someone tell me, where this thing is, when its happening, for how long does it last and how far of a drive is it....
Nevermind...
Where:
Gingerman Raceway near South Haven, Michigan.
When:
June 12th & 13th (Monday/Tuesday - Driving Event on both days, Banquet on Monday evening).
(Be sure to review the "Important Dates".)
What:
Driving School + Non Driving Activities (more details to come)
Who:
All activities including driving spots are open to everyone. First paid get the driving spots.
Why:
Because it's the right thing to do!
How Many:
Minimum number of Drivers Needed:
45 (not including instructors)
Maximum number of Drivers Allowed:
70 (not including instructors)
Number of instructors needed:
20
Cost:
Drivers: $280/$270 for Track Event and Banquet
Guests: $40/$35 for Banquet (Non-Driving)
How long is the drive?
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04-25-2006, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Greco
Listen champion, I am not sure if I am able to go...
Check out this link:
http://www.mapquest.com/directions/m...&2s=MI&2z=&r=f
04-26-2006, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Baby NSX
Of course your not sure… you haven’t spent anytime looking into it. I visited this really cool site: www.mapquest.ca, you may have heard of it. Anyway I simply put in the destination address and initial address and it almost instantly told me that the trip would take 6-1/2 hours. And it also gave me detailed directions on how to get there :O.
Check out this link:
http://www.mapquest.com/directions/m...&2s=MI&2z=&r=f
Check out this link:
http://www.mapquest.com/directions/m...&2s=MI&2z=&r=f
6.5 Hours!!! thats going to put waaaaay tooo many K's on the R..... maybe I'll take the Corsica.
04-26-2006, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Greco
ah, I love it when people do the work for me...
6.5 Hours!!! thats going to put waaaaay tooo many K's on the R..... maybe I'll take the Corsica.
6.5 Hours!!! thats going to put waaaaay tooo many K's on the R..... maybe I'll take the Corsica.
Why take you own car, you can join me in mine I driving my car down alone. .........waiting to see what Danny's say's to this....
04-27-2006, 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted by The Shadow
Why take you own car, you can join me in mine I driving my car down alone. .........waiting to see what Danny's say's to this....
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