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LXCam...Thanks a bunch for the race gas! Hopefully one day I could re-pay you the favor.
I hope you get your monster fixed soon so we could meet back up at Sac town
. It's always a pleasure and look forward to seeing you again.
Who said I'm not a romantic?
I don't mind Sacramento either as long as we all pay extra for all the additional track prep.... Otherwise, Sacramento will be a hit or miss type situation. I've been there 3 times and traction was the worst I've seen in all tracks I've been to so far.
I'm guessing at most, it'll be maybe $2k to $3k extra. I will find out tomorrow
"Yes I know the tires are bald but it's an extra $1500 if you want them to be safe" Now that is
Thank you MR. Mo for your purchase of the new TWIN TURBO E CLASS MBZ, oh, and by they way, if you want the ECU tuning for the TURBOS just pay the cashier an extra 5k on your way out,
Thanks agian,,,,




The Best of Mercedes & AMG

Why not do a "king of the road" competition. Road race time + drag time = champion.
Can do them back to back days. Willow Springs is 1/2 way to Famoso from SoCal.
thanks
brad
"Yes I know the tires are bald but it's an extra $1500 if you want them to be safe" Now that is
Thank you MR. Mo for your purchase of the new TWIN TURBO E CLASS MBZ, oh, and by they way, if you want the ECU tuning for the TURBOS just pay the cashier an extra 5k on your way out,
Thanks agian,,,,





Last edited by SLK55R; Jan 20, 2009 at 02:56 PM.
"Yes I know the tires are bald but it's an extra $1500 if you want them to be safe" Now that is
Thank you MR. Mo for your purchase of the new TWIN TURBO E CLASS MBZ, oh, and by they way, if you want the ECU tuning for the TURBOS just pay the cashier an extra 5k on your way out,
Thanks agian,,,,





their standard track prep is just not on par with other tracks! Even when Adam was going to do this whole big private rental for us in December of 2007, they quoted same amount for additional VHT and track prep
When I first requested extra track prep, they said why?
And what cars will you be running? I just said I'd like the track to be very extremely over well prepped because I never get traction there....Now don't get me wrong, sometimes the track is "decently" prepped, but most of the time it's just not. And aside from track prep, there a couple of areas that are un-even on the launching pads, and worn spots on the asphalt near the end of the track on the left lane, etc.....
If we really going to pick Sacramento, then we will need to pay for the extra traction or it'll be a waste, as everybody will be spinning tires the first 100 feet or so. I remember SLK55R (who has one of the strongest and meanest SLKs on the planet) was spinning tires more than half way down the track. If he is to join us, we have to make sure they shoot and re-shoot the ENTIRE track not just the first 100 feet.
I'll also have to map out a route that has 100 octane gas from Bay area down.
Anyone know of any good 100 octane places along this route? I use Sunoco 100 atm.

So - nobody is up for the road coarse and drag strip combo?

It is a god forsaken hell hole that sucks good ET's into a blackhole. That track is junk, period, with terrible prep and an even worse staff.

If you guys want good track prep tell them to scrub the track and see if they can lay down resin for the first 60' and then VHT on top of that. VHT on the whole track is overkill for most street cars


You wont be breaking any kind of records at Fontana. I have seen some good track prep though. (not all the time) I am surprised Famoso wasnt stickier? I have ran both turbo and na cars and managed consistent 1.49-1.57 60 foot times. So, I was a bit suprised.

I'd love the road course and drag strip combo, but looks like people are divided almost equally between all the options







