Jesus. That's some serious car ****.

 

Drop the trailer and the suv, Porsches are meant to be driven to track, race it and take it back home again Enjoy!

 

He's not. Doesn't have his car. Sold it.

 

They are not meant to be driven on slicks...in the rain

Trailers are a necessary evil

 

if you are serious about driving on the track, you need a trailer for:

2nd set of wheels
jack and tools
spares
cooler full of red bull and beer

plus god forbid the car breaks down, it will save you $1k or more in towing costs to get the car home.

Also its spares you from driving to the track and getting a flat on the way, and there goes your whole weekend and $$

 

I need to upgrade my towing vehicle. Nice trucks! I thought I had a cool setup

 

1k for towing?!?!?! Who is towing cars in CA? I have 200 free miles with AAA, but I do agree with the rest of your statements, especially the refreshments

 

This is very true, except in Texas we have events we attend that might be 12-15 hours drive away. Not practical to put those kinds of miles on the car. Not to mention spare tires, etc that are needed as well. I would prefer to drive it to the track, except Johnny Law might have a comment about my R6's on the street.

 

Yup; same here!

Homestead 2 hours
PBIR 45 mins
Sebring 2.5 hours
Daytona 3 hours
Roebling 5.5 hours
Road ATL 9 hours
VIR 13 hours
Barber 15 hours

 

Wow...Impressive. In Europe, Truck like Tundra, F150, Ram are quite impossible to drive, especially here in Italy Beautiful duo, Tundra + GT3 RS

 

Yes, USA is car country :thumbup: Half of the price too.

My brother had a Dodge Ram in 1995 in Holland (Every 3K miles now rotors and pads, he could not make every other red light the first few days he had the truck.) and I just took my dad for a test drive in a '10 with Dodge Ram the shotest bed, 4 door. Freakin' impossible to drive, just too wide and turning radius is too large.

Then again an MB S class Long is pretty much impossible to drive and park as well + anything nice gets keyed...

 

Wow, nice custom ramps. I use two pieces of ply wood under the featherlite ramps and had to remove front spoiler. I think I will order the 5" heigh and 67" long race ramp below



lol

Man! That is one serious set up. I can't use something like that since it won't fit in my garage



Agree. I can't believe you get 18 mpg .. that is awesome! I test drove a X5 diesel. Nice car with alot of torque but I did not like the "diesel shake"

+1

Now I totally see the need for a trailer as stated by mpbonic. Things can go bad fast on the track and you better prepare to tow your car home be it 30 minutes or 10 hours drive. Just take a look at my "oh ****" moment at Laguna Seca on new year eve.

Not the best view to look at coming out of T11



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1ZYTO-T_aU

Thanks

I got more thumbs up towing my RS with Tundra then driving my RS on the street

Yes, I been to Italy and it will be hard to drive my setup there with all the small street ... but BEAUTIFUL country!

 

^^ That's because when people see it getting towed they know exactly what you use it for making it that much BA.

 

lol

I should have been a truck driver. This towing stuff is fun

 

Does anyone have an interest in trying to organize a group buy on some Race Ramps? Does any board sponser distribute and have an interest?