performance driving school?
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performance driving school?
I feel like the driver mod should the first one to do, so here is the question:
anybody here took a performance driving course, like http://www.faasst.com/
or other places?
do you see alot of stock/modestly modded cars at those events or is it all racing nuts with street illegal setups?
is it worth the few hundred$ for one day?
i have a stock/stick 07'GT
anybody here took a performance driving course, like http://www.faasst.com/
or other places?
do you see alot of stock/modestly modded cars at those events or is it all racing nuts with street illegal setups?
is it worth the few hundred$ for one day?
i have a stock/stick 07'GT
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From: Where gunshots are more common than birds chirping
RE: performance driving school?
I spent a couple days at a twisty track event and honestly it was probably the best fun I've had in my car.
If drag racing is like a quick jittery burst from doing speed, then driving around with the instructor was like a long euphoric, cocaine fueled adrenaline rush. Day to day even I notice I've taken some cues (rev matching, going around big on-ramp loops without using less brake more clutch/pedal).
If drag racing is like a quick jittery burst from doing speed, then driving around with the instructor was like a long euphoric, cocaine fueled adrenaline rush. Day to day even I notice I've taken some cues (rev matching, going around big on-ramp loops without using less brake more clutch/pedal).
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Joined: Jun 2007
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From: San Antonio, Texas
RE: performance driving school?
ORIGINAL: 35thAnni99GT
I spent a couple days at a twisty track event and honestly it was probably the best fun I've had in my car.
If drag racing is like a quick jittery burst from doing speed, then driving around with the instructor was like a long euphoric, cocaine fueled adrenaline rush. Day to day even I notice I've taken some cues (rev matching, going around big on-ramp loops without using less brake more clutch/pedal).
I spent a couple days at a twisty track event and honestly it was probably the best fun I've had in my car.
If drag racing is like a quick jittery burst from doing speed, then driving around with the instructor was like a long euphoric, cocaine fueled adrenaline rush. Day to day even I notice I've taken some cues (rev matching, going around big on-ramp loops without using less brake more clutch/pedal).
I took it in the Vette. Was probably the most fun I've ever had driving. My car was stock, along with a lot of the cars out there. I've always rev matched and used a lot more clutch and go pedal more than brakes.
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Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 3,584
From: CT
RE: performance driving school?
ORIGINAL: FuzzyDiceRule
me and my dad were going to go to bondurant driving school, but didnt, might still, who knows
me and my dad were going to go to bondurant driving school, but didnt, might still, who knows
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