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I like the idea of this, but i preferred the track with no armco, more run off space!

One thing though, will i end up with no pads and tread left at the end of the day? if yes, ill give it a miss.

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I like the idea of this, but i preferred the track with no armco, more run off space!

I don't know mate, those trees look bloody close to the track :)

Personally if anything were to happen i'd prefer to touch armco then a tree, after touching cloth that is :D

One thing though, will i end up with no pads and tread left at the end of the day? if yes, ill give it a miss.

Very doubtful mate, unless you go with nearly worn pads and nearly bald tyres :)

Depending on the tyres you'll find they will get very warm and sticky but when you go back to driving on normal roads they will be fine.

The Eagle F1s I have were awesome for grip around Bruntingthorpe, so sticky as well :)

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Very doubtful mate, unless you go with nearly worn pads and nearly bald tyres :)

Depending on the tyres you'll find they will get very warm and sticky but when you go back to driving on normal roads they will be fine.

I like the sound of that, I have 4new tyres, Dunlop SP3000A's on and a set of pads only 9k young.

Wasent cheap getting all that on the car, so the idea of a track just seems as though i can say good bye to them.

But your reassuring comments help, I may consider it a little more.

Biggest problem i have is my uncontrollable natural urge to "hammer it", i cant settle for nothing less then full throttle on a track, and boy.. *** forbid we have time trials..

My competitive nature will probably kill me. :S

*looks for the TRC button* :P

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unless you are absolutely abusive on track-you cannot ruin your tyres and pads.I drove an E46 M3 on the nurburgring with newish PS2 tyres and new pads/hoses and did approx 20 laps over the entire weekend,my tyres were melting and if i touched them they felt like glue-however they have only just come off the car,this week-that trip was in the summer.Also theres alot more power running through the rear wheels of an M3 and if i couldnt ruin the tyres on the ring after 20 laps-you aint gonna come anywhere near ruining your tyres/pads on this track.If youre looking to drift then its possible-but if you are aiming to drive the thrack to get around in the quickest possible time then its impossible to screw the tyres and pads.

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