I've been thinking about this for a while. Really at the heart of my auto fascination has always been road racing. I know it is not the same, but I have always been drawn to road racing type car video games. On empty winding roads, I tend to think I can drive the corners as fast as possible. Empty parking lots become skid pads for me.
Anyway, I think I'm gonna try to check out some fun days at Nelson Ledges road race track.
It seems that having a car that can handle the twisties would be great. The track outings are more expensive, but you can get a lot more seat time. Even a lap around a 2 mile track is more than waiting in staging lanes and getting one run in (my local drag strip).
Now I just have to do my research and be ready to make the changes:
Subframes
Springs/shocks/struts
bushings
brake/wheel upgrades.
Should be fun.
Any suggestions?
Anyway, I think I'm gonna try to check out some fun days at Nelson Ledges road race track.
It seems that having a car that can handle the twisties would be great. The track outings are more expensive, but you can get a lot more seat time. Even a lap around a 2 mile track is more than waiting in staging lanes and getting one run in (my local drag strip).
Now I just have to do my research and be ready to make the changes:
Subframes
Springs/shocks/struts
bushings
brake/wheel upgrades.
Should be fun.
Any suggestions?