There are no words:
There are no words:
He was heading back on track...
Video has been set to private. Hopefully someone re-hosts it.
The video is marked as "private".
Public humiliation is a beotch.
Boiled brake fluid = spongy brakes, not on/off switch for lock-em-up-brake-action, am I right? (Ive never owned a car capable of speeds that could cause boiled fluid)
That track is really close to me.
I think they run those track days twice a week.
4cylndrfury wrote: Boiled brake fluid = spongy brakes, not on/off switch for lock-em-up-brake-action, am I right?
Consider this. The Evo X has ABS standard.
WANT VIDEO NOW
It's gotta show up somewhere...
I see enough hazardous drivers at the local autox, couldn't imagine these morons at a track event...
^^ Did that on a neighbour track to TMP. 100% brake failure through the last few turns of my last lap of the day (I did manage to keep it on track though.) No ABS on that car.
that's impressive Jay, what kind of car?
Celica GT-S. One of the few cars I've owned known for having good brakes instead of horrible ones.
Took me a second to realize that the rotor was GLOWING. Well done.
Jay wrote: Celica GT-S. One of the few cars I've owned known for having good brakes instead of horrible ones.
That generation GT-S/GT has some VERY impressive brakes for their price point. In my (now 2300lb) car, the brakes are downright painful, and it's still stock configuration just with aftermarket replacements. Brembo rotors, EBC pads, stainless lines.
I couldn't find the video in question, but I did find this again
Extranormal content ahead:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7iUKaPlBl8
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