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Nice vid...very tidy mate, very tidy.
You're smooth with the steering, accurate and consistant with your lines which is the main thing...keep going round like that and the speed/later braking comes naturally.
Just got to work on heel & toe downchanges to stop unbalancing the car just...
^^^ exactly...some people just don't get it.
I can have just as much of an "evo" drive in my wife's 1.6 Zetec Focus as I can in my Cup...it's not about power/performance/whatever...it's about the experience, the feel, the feedback, the smile on your face, the fact that you turn around and go...
It's Megan :D
Not sure what the rumbling was..all seemed OK'ish on the way back. I'll have a serious play with the hubs in the morning and see if I've lunched a wheel bearing.
GuyS - anyone crash? Almost almost every session someone went off, including a Cooper S Works fella who was so...
The day started out really nice, with a good chance of the sun drying the track out, then mid-morning the rain came :( After lunch most of the standing water had gone but it was still greasy since the whole track was resurfaced about 4 weeks ago.
Had a couple of good runs this afternoon, but...
The pads rust to the disc regularly...pretty much every day for me at the moment. The sound for the first few minutes is the rust being cleared from the surface by the pads...nothing to worry about...they all do it.
Well, mine has done it for every one of its' 50k miles anyway, and it still...
I personally stick with the good ones on the front Phil, the car still goes where you point it then, but you of course have to be comfortable and careful with the nice agile back end.
Pressure wise, normally I run 30F 33R to help keep the back agile, but after two MASSIVE "moments" this...
Mods?
Engine wise...ITG panel, and R-sport ECU.
Suspension/brakes...goodridge lines, brembo discs, standard 50k old springs, dampers, and a fresh set of Renault pads.
Not a great deal done to it...and certainly no real (if any) power gains. I think I got one of the better ones from the...
That whining noise is the tyres...Yoko A032's. Helped me out through the corners...but on the straights I was still reeling the Trophy in, even after backing off to let Nik get away from me first.
But then he has done only 6k miles and is still tight, whereas I'm knocking on the door of 50k.
Ahhh, the joys of trackdays...with a little frustration thrown in at the end for good measure. It's nice to see a Trophy in its natural habitat...
4 min clip here - 20mb
Who said Trophy's were the fastest Clios... ;)
Weather was OK...bit damp all morning and was more than a bit greasy, but the sun was out after lunch and the racing line dried out on about 75% of the lap.
Still haven't leant properly on my A032's yet though.
Hmmmmm...maybe I should've coughed up the cash for the pics after all...looking good Nik. My video has come out nice and clear as usual (good ol' Daipac...the mount's still going strong).
Give me a day or two to pull something together.
Dream on Jon, dream on ;)
They're actually old Clio 16v wheels (£50 of a member on here + my painting skills). Straight on, no problem.
There's so much more rubber choice available for 15's.
Nice pics Jon...what was Em looking at up so high?
"Climb in
Insert key
Start engine
Remove eyes
Drive like a c**t"
^ taken from the Range Rover owners manual.
Shame mate, was looking so good too, hope you get it sorted out.