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GTTpower wrote:I laugh at people who have roll cages but still have a full audio set-up in their cars. Mixed priorities?
Zak wrote:How far does a car have to be modified before it's no longer a car as such and becomes a track only car?
Zak wrote:How far does a car have to be modified before it's no longer a car as such and becomes a track only car?
Infinite wrote:its not strictly for race cars at all anyone can put a cage into there car they just have to then do atleast a couple races but meh, the only reason im puting such an extensive roll cage in is so i can remove airbags. so if i have a misshap at a track day it don't cost me an extra 500 for a new airbag and a good smack the the face.
Stealer Of Souls wrote:Myfeelings on how much is too much. Key signs:
1) You shudder at the thought of getting in and driving it down the road to a mates place.
3) It takes longer to put on and remove your belt than it does to actual drive to your destination.
4) You have to change your tyres to go out (this could be one of two reasons. They don't have a tread pattern, or you don't want to waste the rubber).
and because it was tuned for 100+ octane, and won't run on anything less.ezy10s wrote:too far is when you cant afford the fuel bill to drive it everyday.
Kender wrote:
In my case it's when I get too nervous to leave it unattended in a mall carpark
2jayzgte wrote:Infinite wrote:its not strictly for race cars at all anyone can put a cage into there car they just have to then do atleast a couple races but meh, the only reason im puting such an extensive roll cage in is so i can remove airbags. so if i have a misshap at a track day it don't cost me an extra 500 for a new airbag and a good smack the the face.
Unless your in a proper race series where your door to door a roll cage is over-kill in my view for a street/track car.Yes mishaps can happen at the track no doubt but as long as you stay within your car and your own limits you shouid'nt really have a problem.
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