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Old 18-04-2010, 06:26 PM
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Any advice on tyre pressure??

I normally run 33 front 31 rears as from the book.
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Old 18-04-2010, 06:35 PM
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29 or 30 PSI i think so slightly less than normal driving.

just had a look on the thread for this on Scoobynet (ESC section) and theres a couple more people on there saying they've booked up but don't know if they're doing one or two sessions yet.

But 1st session looks like 17 scoobs in that case
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Old 18-04-2010, 06:38 PM
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Old 18-04-2010, 06:57 PM
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looking good guys

so whos the newbies doing there First time out?

also are passengers allowed to Vid record?

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Old 18-04-2010, 07:00 PM
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so whos the newbies doing there First time out?

also are passengers allowed to Vid record?

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I noticed when booking it was a tenner for passenger.
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29 or 30 PSI i think so slightly less than normal driving.

just had a look on the thread for this on Scoobynet (ESC section) and theres a couple more people on there saying they've booked up but don't know if they're doing one or two sessions yet.

But 1st session looks like 17 scoobs in that case
Huh Hum and an M3, going to be dry too. Wicked
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I noticed when booking it was a tenner for passenger.
yeah thats right its a Tenner for passenger + another £10 if you dont have a lid.

i have three so im ok for my two passengers

one is going out in the first session and the other on the second

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Old 18-04-2010, 07:06 PM
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Yeah im sure they can video record, rather them than me, i would boff for sure
Am looking forward to comparing the M3 to the Scoob, it weighs a load more so going to be very diferent.
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Old 18-04-2010, 07:09 PM
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so whos the newbies doing there First time out?
i'll be one of the newbies

is mrbigsboy = simon57 on s/net?
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Old 18-04-2010, 07:15 PM
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I will be one of the newbies on this track...I've done Silverstone gp twice, goodwood twice and Castle Coomb twice but never in a scoob so i will be staying out of trouble and not aiming to overcook it in anyway!
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Old 18-04-2010, 07:22 PM
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I will be one of the newbies on this track...I've done Silverstone gp twice, goodwood twice and Castle Coomb twice but never in a scoob so i will be staying out of trouble and not aiming to overcook it in anyway!
The great thing about the indy circuit a couple of laps and you can remember all the corners, i remember the 1st time i did brands just how amazed i was at the steepness of paddock hill bend.
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The great thing about the indy circuit a couple of laps and you can remember all the corners, i remember the 1st time i did brands just how amazed i was at the steepness of paddock hill bend.
Thats the best bit

Makes your head go funny

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Old 18-04-2010, 07:33 PM
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I am also a newby.

Are the toilets close to the track??

Mind you dont think theres going to be much left by the time I get there.

Probably the second oldest as well.
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Old 18-04-2010, 07:42 PM
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Probably the second oldest as well.
Still optimistic as ever i see

Nobody needs to worry about being a newbie, they're taster sessions so pretty much everyone out there should have no/limited experience
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Old 18-04-2010, 07:43 PM
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Still optimistic as ever i see

Nobody needs to worry about being a newbie, they're taster sessions so pretty much everyone out there should have no/limited experience
Apart from fudge
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Old 18-04-2010, 07:46 PM
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Old 18-04-2010, 08:39 PM
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Be safe and enjoy that's the main thing people.
Ian you'll be fine mate. As for tyre pressures, I will drop mine a few psi then after about 5 laps come in and check pressures.20 minutes will be gone before you know it
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Old 18-04-2010, 09:15 PM
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Remember to print off the instructions etc and bring your driving licence!!
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Old 18-04-2010, 09:24 PM
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First time on track but looking forward to it
Just put the track wheels on looks abit different with gold wheels !
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Old 18-04-2010, 09:38 PM
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Matt Clark has always told me to run tyre pressures @ 2.0 Br on track days (28lb).

I keep mine at 2.0Br all the time. Slide less and grip is heaps better than 30+.
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Matt Clark has always told me to run tyre pressures @ 2.0 Br on track days (28lb).

I keep mine at 2.0Br all the time. Slide less and grip is heaps better than 30+.

i take it that's for a classic with 18's....what do you reckon a fat newage should be then? 29 or 30?
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Old 18-04-2010, 10:09 PM
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Just put the track wheels on looks abit different with gold wheels !
I bet.

I'm back on my 17"s as well, the older Pirelli PZeros on them only have 2-3 mm left so might as well use that up rather than the newer tyres on my 18"s!
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Old 18-04-2010, 10:12 PM
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Hope you lot are gonna change your wheels back for the photo shoot....LOL....
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Old 18-04-2010, 10:22 PM
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Old 18-04-2010, 10:35 PM
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Remember to print off the instructions etc and bring your driving licence!!
I only re booked mine yesterday , as back been bad. Not got any paperwork, but good shout about licence I would have forgoton for sure.
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Old 18-04-2010, 10:47 PM
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I only re booked mine yesterday , as back been bad. Not got any paperwork, but good shout about licence I would have forgoton for sure.
Instructions are on the confirmation email, mind you it only wants one of us to know whats happening.

Dont forget your cameras,
Driving licences,
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Check you oil, water etc.,
Tyre pressures ( I have an electric air pump with gauge)
Toilet paper and plastic seat covers.
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Old 18-04-2010, 11:00 PM
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Matt Clark has always told me to run tyre pressures @ 2.0 Br on track days (28lb).

I keep mine at 2.0Br all the time. Slide less and grip is heaps better than 30+.
Is that 28 once on track and hot, or do you mean you set them to 28 cold.
I have been chatting to a guy on M3Net who races an M3 csl, he is running 19's and drops them to 26 when cold which under race conditions reads about 32 to 33
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Old 18-04-2010, 11:20 PM
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Anybody would think you lot were out to set personal bests with all this tyre pressure chat...
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Old 18-04-2010, 11:51 PM
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My Tyre pressures are staying the same
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Hey, I am not saying everyone needs 2.0 Br on track.

As mentioned above I guess it would be a little higher for heavier cars and yes, it will depend on tyre sizes.

Crow: 28 cold mate.
I guess if you spoke to 100 guys who race the pressures would have a large scope. So many linked issues.


I still feel that lower pressures provide a better track balance. High pressures do make a huge difference regarding "turn ins" and powering out of tight corners.
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Old 19-04-2010, 07:20 AM
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Hey, I am not saying everyone needs 2.0 Br on track.

As mentioned above I guess it would be a little higher for heavier cars and yes, it will depend on tyre sizes.

Crow: 28 cold mate.
I guess if you spoke to 100 guys who race the pressures would have a large scope. So many linked issues.


I still feel that lower pressures provide a better track balance. High pressures do make a huge difference regarding "turn ins" and powering out of tight corners.
Thanks Clive.
As you say large scope for people racing, type of tyres being used makes big diference.
Guy i was talking to uses cup tyres on his CSl and they are completely diferent.
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Not out to set any records,cant afford to replace the M3 thats for bloomin sure. only i know from a fair few track days in the scoob that tyre pressure made such a diference, i got anal about it after a day at Bedford, car was ****e until a chat with a guy in a classic scoob,turned out i was running way too high pressures.
Having never run the M3 on track i'm after some feedback.
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Old 19-04-2010, 09:25 AM
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I'll be there for the Photo shoot

Paid - FIRST Session

1. Worzel
2. Hongkongphooey
3. Jay
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5. Moley_WRX
6. Steve_PPP
7. BlueBugEye
8. Dukeboy
9. Mrs Faney
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13 Crowman
14 BIG"E"
15. Darc174

Paid - SECOND Session

1. Mrs Faney
2. BlueBugEye
3. Steve_PPP
4. DukeBoy
5. Captain (Surrey Scoobies)
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7. mrbigsboy
8. Darc174

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Old 19-04-2010, 09:39 AM
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Might only do a few laps today, got to save the car for the Ring. And my new tyres will not be as scrubbed in as I would like. So if you see me pull off early, you'll know why.

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Might only do a few laps today, got to save the car for the Ring. And my new tyres will not be as scrubbed in as I would like. So if you see me pull off early, you'll know why.

Looking forward to a great day!!

I am in exactly the same position. Tyres only done 50 miles since I got them on. Might be a bit dodgy. But will get out there and get some piccies taken. So happy days.

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I am in exactly the same position. Tyres only done 50 miles since I got them on. Might be a bit dodgy. But will get out there and get some piccies taken. So happy days.

You know the best way to scrub them in is to drift it around druids
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Old 19-04-2010, 10:54 AM
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Might only do a few laps today, got to save the car for the Ring. And my new tyres will not be as scrubbed in as I would like. So if you see me pull off early, you'll know why.

Looking forward to a great day!!

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I am in exactly the same position. Tyres only done 50 miles since I got them on. Might be a bit dodgy. But will get out there and get some piccies taken. So happy days.

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You know it makes sence !
Well see you up there going in a min for a date with the birthday boy !
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Anyone seen the weather forecast for later.

Might be a bit damp. And they had the racing trucks going round there yesterday.
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Old 19-04-2010, 11:40 AM
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Anyone seen the weather forecast for later.

Might be a bit damp. And they had the racing trucks going round there yesterday.
Should remain dry according to what I have seen, we will be unlucky to see a shower.

Which is nice
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Anyone seen the weather forecast for later.

Might be a bit damp. And they had the racing trucks going round there yesterday.
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Deisel and rain would be a shocking mix!

That and unscrubbed 888's would be fookin scary
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That and unscrubbed 888's would be fookin scary
You all should have no probs with tyres scrubing in. By the time you get there thats it job done. 888's on the indy should be fantastic. Im gutted i cant make today hope you all have a good one guy's
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I'm putting out people my gearbox just went bang lol! Time for sti 6 box!

See you there I'm coming down in my girlfriends cooper

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See you there I'm coming down in my girlfriends cooper

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Got a newage PPG helical 5 speed for sale, only done around 5000 miles, its in the for sale section
Damn!! thought you might have the STI 6 speed thats the route im going

cheers anyway mate

Was a good day never the less. scoobs looked good going round i got loads of pictures.



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