Track Day @ Shannonville.
I had an amazing time pushing the C63 to its limits and learning just what it was capable of. Everyone talks about how fast these cars are. What amazed me was just how well it stops. Especially from higher speeds. I was hard on the brakes all day and didn't notice any appreciable fade and they never let me down. Hooked again.....
Thank again PCV
Nick: I checked Calabogie Motorsport Park's website. Looks like a fantastic facility. Can't wait.
Last edited by NORTH 44 C63; Jun 27, 2009 at 06:32 PM.
Tires held up pretty well. Some shaving on the fronts, mainly the front left . Even wear on the rears. Down about 25-30% Ran P-Zeros: 245.40.18F and 265.35.18R 34 lbs all around. Very neutral.
oops, here is the clip...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTf6k_FpmUc&fmt=22
Last edited by NORTH 44 C63; Jun 28, 2009 at 10:35 AM.
Here is video clip of me trying (somewhat unsuccessfully) to keep up with Barry's C63. You can hear me talking to my wife's cousin about how fast/how much grip the C63 has.....hahaha.
Here is a pic of Barry's car from the track day:
Barry, are those tire pressures cold?
I'm in complete agreement that the brakes on these cars are awesome. They shed speed in a hurry and have never show any signs of fading in my track days. I do tend to burn through a bit more tire than what you seemed to, but I'm sure part of that is the Texas heat (air temp around 100 and track temp of about 120 last time out)
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Barry, are those tire pressures cold?
I'm in complete agreement that the brakes on these cars are awesome. They shed speed in a hurry and have never show any signs of fading in my track days. I do tend to burn through a bit more tire than what you seemed to, but I'm sure part of that is the Texas heat (air temp around 100 and track temp of about 120 last time out)
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