Here we go again...SCCA's Solo II Autocross Round #3! Remember first timers get 1/2 off the entry fee and if you pre-register you get free lunch! More event info and pre-registration at www.lvrscca.org

Who: Las Vegas Region SCCA
What: Solo II Autocross
Where: Sam Boyd Stadium
When: Sunday April 17, 2005
Registration and gates open @ 7:30am
Manditory Driver's Meeting @ 8:45am
Races Start @ 9:00am
How Much: $30 for SCCA Members
$40 for non-members
$20 for first drivers
$70 for SCCA Membership (includes first race!)

The 350Z is a very competitive autocross car, even stock, so you have no excuse not to come out. Autocross also helps your daily driving by letting you know the limits of your car. I would highly recomend autocross to anybody who has not tried it.

1. Mike - 350Z
2. John - 350Z
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What do you 2 think of this Toyo - I want to get a tire that can handle autox and the track, this looks like a good choice. If nothing else, it's a stepping stone to Hoosiers.
http://www.toyo.com/tires/tire_lines...s_car/ra1.html

1. Mike
2. John
3. Rob (dyno runs between my heats)

 

Rob,
The RA-1 is a well proven track day tire . Its not as grippy as the newer Kumho's or Hoosiers are , but it will last for a heck of a lot longer . If they aren't shaved they can even be used in the rain and also be driven to the track.

Mike

 

Yeah the RA1s are, in my opinion, the best alternative to full race tires.

 

So far there is 16 pre-registered.

B Stock =
Nobody, so enter your 350Z and win.

B Street Prepared =
'03 Nissan 350Z (Me) <---Hoosier (3rd Place Last Event)
'00 Honda S2000 <---Kumho (Didn't Enter Last Evetn)
'03 Honda S2000 <---Bridgestone (6th Place Last Event)
'73 Datsun 240Z <---??? Race tires (2nd Place Last Event)
'71 Datsun 240Z <---Kumho (5th Place Last Event)
Rob should be entering this class as well if he decides to go.

 

I will bring my 350Z out for this event. The car should be in B Stock, but I am going to run it in ASP to keep all my points in the same class.

 

Just ordered some Yoko A032Rs to throw on my stock 17" wheels. 235/40 and 255/40. Should be here Thursday. Also pre-registered today.
Being bored at work gets kinda expensive sometimes.

 

^^^ I can vouch for that.

 

Don't try to tell me you have something better to do on the 17th.

 

I really want to go, but... Ill be out of town, and be coming home that day, but most likely at night. So Ill be missing the event. Go figure its the same weekend right?!

 

Ty and Brian are thinking about it... if nothing else, it's a good place to see some cool cars.

 

Ty will go, he shows up to everything.

1. Mike - 350Z
2. John - 350Z
3. Rob - 350Z
4. Ty - G35 (Maybe)
5. Brian - G35 (Maybe)
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I'll be out heat cycling my tires somewhere this weekend - the guy at tirerack recommended 20 minutes of track-like driving. Anyone know a good spot to do this without getting arrested, preferably in Henderson?

 

Well, I found out the wedding that I was going to has been moved to May, so I guess I can show to this. Possibly race?? Who knows!

 

Woo hoo!!!! Don't just be a spectator, sign up for B Stock Novice and have fun.

 

Last week when I needed to bed in a new set of brake pads I went to the mall at midnight and did my thing.

 

lolololololol

 

I went to the site of the new Red Rock Casino to bed my brakes, but I got busted.

 

What happend?

 

The security guy just came and talked to me about street racing and how "he had a 10 second Eclipse" then he let me do one more 80mph to 10mph stop and kicked me out.

 

hahaha thats funny

 

Im actually kinda worried about tracking my car... I dunno how the brakes hold up and all that. I guess there's only one way to find out.

 

Don't worry about it! I'm taking out the 'ol 99 Miata with 75k on it with the original clutch and rear brake pads. If anyone is going to have something break, it's gonna be me!

 

I had my stock Enthusiasts on the track for the 1st time 2 weeks ago in Pahrump. The odometer just turned 2K so I figured it was time to try it out. I was VERY IMPRESSED by how it preformend. I did eight 20 minute sessions and no brake fade at all.

 

Autocross really isn't too hard on your breaks. Since the runs are short, your pads/fluid do not heat up to dangerous temperatures as opposed to track days where there are 30 min sessions and you are hard on the brakes from higher speeds.