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Well, I won't be making this event after all. I just found out I need new front brakes. ![banghead](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/banghead.gif)
I won't have time to do them before the event since I have been traveling so much for work.
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I won't have time to do them before the event since I have been traveling so much for work.
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But---- It's more than two weeks away! Takes less than an hour to install a set of pads. Really should flush and bleed the fluid though. That takes a bit longer but lots of us have done both between sessions at the track. Nice Mustang BTW.
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I know, I just won't have the time. I am gone all week, for the next 4 weeks. It is Pads and rotors, so it will take about 2 hours total. I am sure there will be other ones coming up.
The flush was done 4 months ago during the 40k mile service.
Thanks about the Mustang. I was very blessed, my Father gave it to me for my 15th birthday. 21 years later I still have it, with no plans on getting rid of it.
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From what my instructor told me, you don't want new street tires on a track, better use worn out old tires as long as they are not too old age wise, (i.e. less than 5 years - check dot stamp for that)
Also keep in mind that tires have a break- in period. I would keep your old tires, perhaps even keep them for future DEs, and get new set fe street driving.
Also keep in mind that tires have a break- in period. I would keep your old tires, perhaps even keep them for future DEs, and get new set fe street driving.
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From what my instructor told me, you don't want new street tires on a track, better use worn out old tires as long as they are not too old age wise, (i.e. less than 5 years - check dot stamp for that)
Also keep in mind that tires have a break- in period. I would keep your old tires, perhaps even keep them for future DEs, and get new set fe street driving.
Also keep in mind that tires have a break- in period. I would keep your old tires, perhaps even keep them for future DEs, and get new set fe street driving.
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Well, I missed the event, it looked like it was really nice. I did finally order tires, I am going with Pilot Super Sports. installed next weekend.