Lucky13
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Same to you. I wish I was 3 seconds closer to @MountainPass ......It was great meeting you @Lucky13. My goal is to stay within 3sec of your time.
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Same to you. I wish I was 3 seconds closer to @MountainPass ......It was great meeting you @Lucky13. My goal is to stay within 3sec of your time.
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@Lucky13 What type of 3 do you have? Sounds like no track mode? My rear rims were pretty clean, vs the fronts, suggesting to me that my car wasn't triggering traction control nannies etc too much (track mode was on)
Performance non pup
It was a great time. Ended up burning thru a set and half or rear pads over the course of three days. On the way home I had to swap pads(it was metal on metal) at the supercharger in Salinas, got plenty of funny stares.
Can't wait to get back out there going to get into the 1.42s next time, I was so close with a 1.43.1.
close but no cigar.
I need new tires and will be buying some unplugged rear pads to help with issues I was having. Also hoping to see MPP front camber kit coming out soon. I think it will save front tires and make the car handle better.
Special thnx to @mcbarnet007 for going to my house and picking up my extra set pads. He is my hero.
Interesting.. maybe I'll check my rear brakes again.. or maybe you were just having more fun!
<From Blog> So we learned something valuable here and we’re going to be making a post about how to torque and inspect these bolts after each lapping day.
I hope one day we can design a race car that the regen is enoughly strong to get rid of frictional brakes. A race car has no need to completely stop on the track, so in theory that is viable. Maybe tesla can explore what maxwell's super capacitor can do.Maybe you can go faster without brakes!
I hope one day we can design a race car that the regen is enoughly strong to get rid of frictional brakes. A race car has no need to completely stop on the track, so in theory that is viable. Maybe tesla can explore what maxwell's super capacitor can do.
power = mass * velocity * accelerationI hope one day we can design a race car that the regen is enoughly strong to get rid of frictional brakes. A race car has no need to completely stop on the track, so in theory that is viable. Maybe tesla can explore what maxwell's super capacitor can do.
Like my dad always told me, don't be a wuss.Maybe you can go faster without brakes!
I'll change pads before and after event. Never knew how much I hated brake dust until I got an EV. @mcbarnet007 when is your next track day?He was the fastest person on street TW200 tires so he was pushing very hard. The stock brake pad compounds's temperature range is pretty limited. Once a brake pad overheat, it will melt away at a much higher rate than normal.
@Lucky13 I have the UPP rear pads, they last much longer than oem but you'll be cleaning your wheel every week. Coating your wheels will help.
I guess such a hard usage of rear brake is from flooring it very early to power of the corner?He was the fastest person on street TW200 tires so he was pushing very hard. The stock brake pad compounds's temperature range is pretty limited. Once a brake pad overheat, it will melt away at a much higher rate than normal.
@Lucky13 I have the UPP rear pads, they last much longer than oem but you'll be cleaning your wheel every week. Coating your wheels will help.
Not sure, but my guess is the traction control is working hard to make the car do what I ask of it and is applying the rear brakes a bunch to help it rotate or something fancy like that. What felt like my fastest times were when the traction control barely intervened.I guess such a hard usage of rear brake is from flooring it very early to power of the corner?
In all honesty I feel like my car is too easy to drive, I kind of miss a car that makes you work for it. But then again after all long track day driving home on autopilot is amazeballs. For the start of a production performance EV the model 3 is really on point. I imagine things will only get better from here.
I was hoping to have Sasha ride along or drive my car but he was forcing Jesse to align or bleed the brakes on their car the whole time, Sasha is so demanding. It was really cool to see what @MountainPass was able to do with the car, they killed it.