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> cautionary tale for the 914 racers here, vid gets a bit long waiting for the tow truck but worth a view
byndbad914
post Sep 16 2012, 10:46 AM
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The latest track day adventure. Had a couple friends out and was going to split the first session of the day giving them both a quick ride while I warmed up the tires... turns out to not be the case but also get to learn a new lesson.
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post Sep 17 2012, 03:16 PM
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Tim,

Good race....er practice report. You always learn something, so thanks for sharing the experience. I'm glad you didn't have an outright failure and you safely got back to the pit. So yeah, when you experience a new sensation/noise, it usually means something's up. Human nature is to analyze first; you made a sound decision to pull it in. Any other damage like brake line, caliper, rotor, or?

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