Stupis Kiddies On Kiddie Forum
12-22-2003, 07:55 PM
#31
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Originally Posted by ChainSawOnSteroids' date='Dec 22 2003, 08:41 PM
yea i cant get no pics either, i wanna see carnage and then i wanna speculate on their dumbness
They were quite spectacular I must admit.
12-22-2003, 10:27 PM
#34
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I honestly doubt it was "brake fade" that caused this. After doing dozens of laps at Moroso WPB and braking from 135 to 50 over and over again I never experienced brake fade.
I think he just screwed up and took a curve way too fast. Dropped a tire off the edge and it was all over.
BUT - lets learn something from this. Go out and look at your brake resivior. Is it nice and clean or dark and sooty??
Dark and sooty? Go to the grocery store and buy a 90 cent turkey baster. Then go buy a big can of Dot3. Suck all the black fluid out and refill it. Then bleed your brakes refilling the resivior until the brakes flow clean.
If you are driving hard on a regular basis you should be doing this about once a month. No less than once a year.
No invest about $50 well spent on a set of front racing pads Hawk HP Plus are very good pads.
This is the single most inportant mod you should do to your car. You brakes are very important and I am realizing from reading all 3 forums that most people are clueless on the maintenance of them. I bleed mine monthly and notice a huge difference in pedal feel.
** Again, I think this guy is full of it about the brake fade issue. I would have more respect for him if he just said, "I came in too hot for the turn and screwed up bad."**
I think he just screwed up and took a curve way too fast. Dropped a tire off the edge and it was all over.
BUT - lets learn something from this. Go out and look at your brake resivior. Is it nice and clean or dark and sooty??
Dark and sooty? Go to the grocery store and buy a 90 cent turkey baster. Then go buy a big can of Dot3. Suck all the black fluid out and refill it. Then bleed your brakes refilling the resivior until the brakes flow clean.
If you are driving hard on a regular basis you should be doing this about once a month. No less than once a year.
No invest about $50 well spent on a set of front racing pads Hawk HP Plus are very good pads.
This is the single most inportant mod you should do to your car. You brakes are very important and I am realizing from reading all 3 forums that most people are clueless on the maintenance of them. I bleed mine monthly and notice a huge difference in pedal feel.
** Again, I think this guy is full of it about the brake fade issue. I would have more respect for him if he just said, "I came in too hot for the turn and screwed up bad."**
12-23-2003, 06:39 AM
#37
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The kiddie forum read is hilarious, They are even talking about donations to buy the brain surgeon ANOTHER TII!!!!
Kevin (Hyptynz7) lays into them pretty good for their gross act of stupidity!!! No need to add more fuel to the fire
Kevin (Hyptynz7) lays into them pretty good for their gross act of stupidity!!! No need to add more fuel to the fire
12-23-2003, 07:01 AM
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EDIT: Found them page 3. I should have read up above.
Damn, i would have to severly punish myself for destroying rx7 property. I'm glad he's ok tho. That would probably be the scariest thing in his life. I can't imagine the fear just as he was losing control.
I know i've been scared shitless a few times and ended up just fine. Man i hope some good comes of his situation, I wish the best for him.
Damn, i would have to severly punish myself for destroying rx7 property. I'm glad he's ok tho. That would probably be the scariest thing in his life. I can't imagine the fear just as he was losing control.
I know i've been scared shitless a few times and ended up just fine. Man i hope some good comes of his situation, I wish the best for him.