How did that Stingray hold up?
very well, it was brand new still had paper tags on it. so I am sure the driver was trying to get used to the car.How did that Stingray hold up?
I did the beginner one to get used to the track and my car, I don't and can't Drive like that on the street so I need to learn how my car handlesAwesome experience for you, great to hear.
I can't wait to get mine out on the track.
I wouldn't do it though if I couldn't pass other cars though.
I need to sort out how I'm going to transport my car to & from the track first.
Also I want to pick a trackday that has the least amount of cars out on the track at once to minimize the damage to my clear bra & windshield.
Q: what (if any) damage/wear did you incur from the cars in front of you?
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Since this was a Beginners event I did not feel the need to go all out and do that, but the Next event I will be.When you went, did you set up the car (air pressure, alignment) street stock or follow the ford racing guide in the owners manual?
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totally true, I found this out a week ago,My mantra is take it to the track. As great as the 350 is cruising or on the commute, it comes alive at the track.