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SE Lot it is,9/10...
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SE Lot it is,9/10...
by Gary Burch on Thu Aug 18, 2005 4:27 pm
And now for something completely different...
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by TheStig on Fri Aug 19, 2005 9:26 am
WOOHOOO!!!!!!!!!!! 
I can't wait for the 10th!!!! SCCA always has that lot and we finally get our mits on it this year!
I can't wait for the 10th!!!! SCCA always has that lot and we finally get our mits on it this year!
Andy Serrato AKA "MONGO"
1986 Porsche 944 #382 Up For Sale - Inquire Within!
1987 Porsche 928 S4 If it's too loud, you're too old!
1986 Porsche 944 #382 Up For Sale - Inquire Within!
1987 Porsche 928 S4 If it's too loud, you're too old!
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by harnishclan on Sun Aug 21, 2005 10:31 am
Finally a reason to be happy not to have 500HP!!
Brian Harnish GP #815
Current: 08 Cayman S, 87 944 S, 87 944.
Past: 81 911SC, 83 944, 86 944, 82 924T, 97 993, 84 944, 87 944, 83 944, 04 Cayenne S, 81 924T, 01 Boxster S.
Current: 08 Cayman S, 87 944 S, 87 944.
Past: 81 911SC, 83 944, 86 944, 82 924T, 97 993, 84 944, 87 944, 83 944, 04 Cayenne S, 81 924T, 01 Boxster S.
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by hmeeder on Mon Aug 22, 2005 12:19 pm
Jeesh;
I can hear the whining already "this is a 914 track."
Actually, They're all 914 tracks!
From the standpoint of an instructor, I feel that there is a lot more to be gained by novice and nearly novice drivers on a course that depends more finesse and car control, and less on horsepower and big brakes.
'Course that may be sour grapes because I have none of the latter and need a lot more of the former to hussle my poor little car around!
I can hear the whining already "this is a 914 track."
Actually, They're all 914 tracks!
From the standpoint of an instructor, I feel that there is a lot more to be gained by novice and nearly novice drivers on a course that depends more finesse and car control, and less on horsepower and big brakes.
'Course that may be sour grapes because I have none of the latter and need a lot more of the former to hussle my poor little car around!
Herb Meeder
'72 914 10JREEN
2.4 liter aluminum handgrenade
(no longer blowed up)
'72 914 10JREEN
2.4 liter aluminum handgrenade
(no longer blowed up)
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by Gary Burch on Mon Aug 22, 2005 4:37 pm
Herb
We try to make the tracks fun for every car. Some are on the fast side, but they are just as much fun in my car, or your car, as say an RS America. Who cares about horsepower, race tires, and big brakes?
We try to make the tracks fun for every car. Some are on the fast side, but they are just as much fun in my car, or your car, as say an RS America. Who cares about horsepower, race tires, and big brakes?
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by Dan Chambers on Tue Aug 23, 2005 7:30 am
Gary Burch wrote: Who cares about horsepower, race tires, and big brakes?
Retailers!
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