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Originally Posted by dknv
I wonder if he has that impression, given that almost everytime we talk about track events, people are asking about what kind of brake pads, changing brake fluid, how much rubber is left, etc.?
Track doesn't have to cost an arm & a leg. And, its alot more fun than beating someone off the line, and you're likely to learn something new too.
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That is part of it...plus i talked to a few of the nice people at RFR..but even they said..i would need brake fluid..and if really wanted to do it, a few other things. I wasnt prepared to spend that much money to have to get a license to just on to the track when i can go to Mount Rose,Virginia City, etc and have fun in the curves...not as fast as on a track mind you..but enough to have fun without harm to myself and others.