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Knockhill Monday 2nd May 6pm-8pm £50

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Knockhill Monday 2nd May 6pm-8pm £50

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Cheers :)
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jimmymc said:
was a very good night last night although only spectating i did enjoy seeing some other evo's on track! lots of nice cars sitting around the track too especially the extreme down at the hairpin! :cool: getting tyre sorted out this week so hopefully be on track very soon!
one thing i did notice was all the black reek coming out of ur car john? is that normal? noticed it at duffus everytime? hope its meant to do that!
cheers jimmymc
No it's not, but it does. Full decat, induction and VTA makes it run rich, so a lot of fuel gets blown through on the over run, plus at the last service there was a wee touch too much oil put in.

Not overly concerned as running rich is safer that lean. You should have came along and got some pax laps.
Vid of Phil's first Track Day

Here's Phil's first outing in his 500bhp Beast - how brave am I to go as passenger :crackup:

Phil's Lap 14MB

Phil - I'll send you the original on DVD - you can learn the lines by watching it :D

Cheers :)

Rog
Cheers Rog, thanks for the co-driving :D :coolsm:

First time i have ever been on a track as you can probably tell by some ogf the interesting lines i was taking :blush: Really excellent day masybe turn my boost controller up next time :D , brakes upgraded and decent tyres for next one though

Phil
You were on for a 64s lap before pitting, which isn't bad for a beginner :D

TBH with that power, you could do with stiffer suspension too, although it's nicely balanced and puts the power down well as it is(in the dry at least!).

The problem was your brake fluid overheating - change this, put on some new DS2500s front and back and it should be fine! Although with that performance, AP/Alcon/Movit/Stopteck/KAD/Camskill kits might be better!

Brilliant Day :D

Cheers :)
The Admiral said:
You were on for a 64s lap before pitting, which isn't bad for a beginner :D
Another couple of laps and I would have been catching you ;)

TBH with that power, you could do with stiffer suspension too, although it's nicely balanced and puts the power down well as it is(in the dry at least!).[/B]


Will get sorted :coolsm:


The problem was your brake fluid overheating - change this, put on some new DS2500s front and back and it should be fine! Although with that performance, AP/Alcon/Movit/Stopteck/KAD/Camskill kits might be better!

Cheers :) [/B]

Would braided hoses help alot?

they were basically new ds 2500's they knackered allready :cry:
:D
Brakes definetly on the mods list
philyourboots said:
Another couple of laps and I would have been catching you ;)

Will get sorted :coolsm:

Would braided hoses help alot?

they were basically new ds 2500's they knackered allready :cry:
:D
Brakes definetly on the mods list
get a decent brake kit on it phil,ap etc.
braided hoses will stiffen the pedal a little.
i ran ds2500s at kh last time.wasn't impressed with them.ds3000 or ds3000+ are better,only thing is that the 3000s are harder on your discs.other option is some carbon material pads.2500s are a good road pad,but not to good on track if you are pushing hard,thats going by me experience anyway.also get some good brake fluid,ie castrol srf,ate superblue.all helps.tyres will be the next thing.used slicks are a good cheap option for extra grip and quicker lap times.may need to uprate your suspension with the sticky rubber though.its never ending spending :blah:

martin
philyourboots said:
Another couple of laps and I would have been catching you ;)
Another couple of laps and you would be in the kitty litter :crackup: ;) Nah, seriously, your driving was fine! :D

The art of driving a "fast road" spec car on track is getting the best from whatever bits you choose/can afford. Phil set fire to the brakes after about 5 laps, so that was that! :crackup: :blush: You'll see how early I'm having to brake on the vid after that - if you were running 6 pots & race pads I could knock 5s+ off the lap time. Just have to watch people going in to the back of you, though :crackup:

A lightweight race car, or even an Elise etc would be far lighter on brakes, tyres etc.

I have gone the full road spec route and now track my EVO with its twin 12in subs in and full air con, sat nav DVD etc. Makes the trip up the M90 barable! :crackup:

Cheers :)
willox said:
get a decent brake kit on it phil,ap etc.
braided hoses will stiffen the pedal a little.
i ran ds2500s at kh last time.wasn't impressed with them.ds3000 or ds3000+ are better,only thing is that the 3000s are harder on your discs.other option is some carbon material pads.2500s are a good road pad,but not to good on track if you are pushing hard,thats going by me experience anyway.also get some good brake fluid,ie castrol srf,ate superblue.all helps.tyres will be the next thing.used slicks are a good cheap option for extra grip and quicker lap times.may need to uprate your suspension with the sticky rubber though.its never ending spending :blah:

martin
Yeh definetly going to have to do some research, not bothered about pads and disc for road, will only be running on trask, what pads and discs you running just now martin?
Have a good chat to RobbieStar and EVOStuart before fitting APs...

Cheers :)
The Admiral said:
Another couple of laps and you would be in the kitty litter :crackup: ;) Nah, seriously, your driving was fine! :D
Once was enough for the day :blush:


The art of driving a "fast road" spec car on track is getting the best from whatever bits you choose/can afford. Phil set fire to the brakes after about 5 laps, so that was that! :crackup: :blush: You'll see how early I'm having to brake on the vid after that - if you were running 6 pots & race pads I could knock 5s+ off the lap time.

Cheers :) [/B]


Yeh the brakes were gone when I came into the pits they didnt last long with my driving, remember you saying to break more gentlyu next thing i know my brakes are on fire :blush:
The Admiral said:
Have a good chat to RobbieStar and EVOStuart before fitting APs...

Cheers :)
Will do, I wouldnt buy them anyway unless I get a decent price second hand
philyourboots said:
Yeh definetly going to have to do some research, not bothered about pads and disc for road, will only be running on trask, what pads and discs you running just now martin?
was using ds2500s.one day at kh and they were knackered.gave the car a hard run one night and had lots of brake fade at high speed,heated everything up and the discs started to vibrate a bit,i'm now trying carbon ceramic pads.the disc vibration is getting less as the new pads are bedding in.replaced the discs 2000 miles ago and have a tiny shake now.looking at them tonight they are starting to hairline crack and wear a groove on them.fooking expensive carry on.the brakes are great,but discs/pads will still need replacing frequently hammering a quick heavy evo around a race track.like rog says,an elise,lighter car wont be so sore on brakes n tyres.aps are excellent,but do your homework and see what else is on the market.hope that makes sense :confused:

martin
Yeh makes sense Martin :) , can you get better discs to suit the carbon ceramic pads? Do you have to heat the up much to get them working properly?
philyourboots said:
Yeh makes sense Martin :) , can you get better discs to suit the carbon ceramic pads? Do you have to heat the up much to get them working properly?
yes,the carbons need a heat up,seem to bite well when hot.the ds3000s have good bite from cold to hot,i still rate them(3000s) as a really decent pad.should have fitted them last time,but have to try something new as well.will give my discs a clean up before croft and hope it comes together.i've spent £750 on discs and pads in the last 6 month,so hope to get the summer out of this set :eek: its all trial and error.you have to buy and try at times :blah: will let you know how these new pads go.i'm told they are the business.time will tell.remember and pump the old fluid out of your callipers after track use to.keep it all fresh.

cheers
Yeh cheers Martin, will see how you get on, yeh and i'll try and remember to pump all the old fluid out :coolsm:
cool,hopefully see you at kh soon.i've a 320 mile round trip to kh,so a lot of work for a 2 hour session.hopefully be some full day trackdays soon.
Hi guys just watched the vids :cool:

Well done Phil for your first outing look like you did well! And well done Rog your a brave man :D

I will have to come along to the next one you guys are going to looked like a good night.

Duncan

Phil YHPM
willox said:
cool,hopefully see you at kh soon.i've a 320 mile round trip to kh,so a lot of work for a 2 hour session.hopefully be some full day trackdays soon.
:coolsm: Maybe get some lessons from you aswell :D
yesitismine said:
Hi guys just watched the vids :cool:

Well done Phil for your first outing look like you did well! And well done Rog your a brave man :D

I will have to come along to the next one you guys are going to looked like a good night.

Duncan

Phil YHPM
Cheers Duncan

You can come down with me to next one if you want, or you planning on putting your evo on the track?

Bit of work to do before Im back on the track though,

YHPM back :coolsm:
philyourboots said:
:coolsm: Maybe get some lessons from you aswell :D
you are more than welcome to for a run in the 7at kh.still cant believe the 1st time i was in your 6,coming out of my 5 :coolsm:
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