Track Day Z Project
#321
That Route should be fine. I came back a slightly different way ( passed by Bellearye MT) on 28. But as long as you go up on the Thruway you should be good. I took 17 up and came at it from the West side which is what made me look up a different way back. Once you get real close to the track there are some hills but those are unavoidable and not that bad.
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Blurvision (09-06-2017)
#322
NYST is a blast! Super fun for a lapping day. Its very technical and almost every corner is blind. Got to learning it as fast as possible. Sunny with intermittent rain made for interesting conditions.
AZP runs a great event, definitely recommended.
Best was 1.46.35
Dad brought out the GTR
Did a line up on the track for some photos
AZP runs a great event, definitely recommended.
Best was 1.46.35
Dad brought out the GTR
Did a line up on the track for some photos
#326
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I run that same wheel, love how much closer it is to me
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Blurvision (09-29-2017)
#331
AH so let me start my saying ive been seeing this thread just grow for the past 2 years(time ive been shopping for my z) and I absolutely love the detailed discussions here, and its really made me want to track my Z.
I just got my z a couple months back.('03 track). plan on getting on a track soon BUT want to do it bone stock first which I am. then start modifying come next spring/summer so I can actually feel a diff.
You guys know of any initial tracks to hit up around the DC/MD area?
I just got my z a couple months back.('03 track). plan on getting on a track soon BUT want to do it bone stock first which I am. then start modifying come next spring/summer so I can actually feel a diff.
You guys know of any initial tracks to hit up around the DC/MD area?
#332
AH so let me start my saying ive been seeing this thread just grow for the past 2 years(time ive been shopping for my z) and I absolutely love the detailed discussions here, and its really made me want to track my Z.
I just got my z a couple months back.('03 track). plan on getting on a track soon BUT want to do it bone stock first which I am. then start modifying come next spring/summer so I can actually feel a diff.
You guys know of any initial tracks to hit up around the DC/MD area?
I just got my z a couple months back.('03 track). plan on getting on a track soon BUT want to do it bone stock first which I am. then start modifying come next spring/summer so I can actually feel a diff.
You guys know of any initial tracks to hit up around the DC/MD area?
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Blurvision (10-25-2017)
#334
Yea im aware of those two. Was just hoping something closer to the area/southern MD/PA area. I don't mind the drive, but was just curious if there was anything you guys knew that doesn't come up on a google search.
#337
#339
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Here is something I have been working on for well over a year. A quality ABS delete kit.
I designed the adapters and had my friend with a mill make them for me.
12mm > 10mm tee for the fronts and 12mm>10mm reducer with the correct internal flair. All OEM style brake line connections. Proportion valve plumbed into the rear only.
I have not tested this yet, lets hope for the best!
ABS has always been very intrusive for me, and I have driven non-abs cars many times on track, looking forward to see how this works out.
2016-01-09 14.12.17 by mhulbrock, on Flickr
2016-01-09 12.59.11 by mhulbrock, on Flickr
Eastwood flair tool makes OEM quality connections with ease. Worth the monty.
2016-01-02 16.48.38 by mhulbrock, on Flickr
I extracted the ABS computer from the pump and put it back in the OE location leaving the pump out. All the wires plug in for now. To be tested still.
I designed the adapters and had my friend with a mill make them for me.
12mm > 10mm tee for the fronts and 12mm>10mm reducer with the correct internal flair. All OEM style brake line connections. Proportion valve plumbed into the rear only.
I have not tested this yet, lets hope for the best!
ABS has always been very intrusive for me, and I have driven non-abs cars many times on track, looking forward to see how this works out.
2016-01-09 14.12.17 by mhulbrock, on Flickr
2016-01-09 12.59.11 by mhulbrock, on Flickr
Eastwood flair tool makes OEM quality connections with ease. Worth the monty.
2016-01-02 16.48.38 by mhulbrock, on Flickr
I extracted the ABS computer from the pump and put it back in the OE location leaving the pump out. All the wires plug in for now. To be tested still.
#340
Any more details in how to do the ABS delete + proportional valve install, Do you know if any company are producing it? Did you produce yourself? Do you still keeping the drawings.... I would like to do this on my z33 here in Spain!! I notice Sasha from onpoint dyno has a brake bias adjuster on the cockpit of keels, looks like is the way to go. Any help or recomendation>
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isy_nismo (10-26-2017)