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I'm also in downtown Seattle, but go up to Bimtech PNW in Lynnwood for an install. Or if you want to DIY, Ant's garage in Everett.

Only thing I can think of is people running map 3 and blowing up stock turbos way back when the B58 was a brand new engine (on their X3s and whatever cars came with it in like 2017).

Jeez it looks like a 12 year old wrote this...

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Wind at Zandvoort looks crazy, shaping up for an interesting weekend. Also, Jack Doohan to Alpine...

Lol! For me, it was a bit different moving out of big tech where agile is king to finance and there's a hard requirement for several reviewers of any change before pushing to production.

Oof yeah, agile has no place in software where the stakes of failure are more than "my life was mildly inconvenienced".

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It's more that mid-engined cars and cars with a closer to 50/50 weight distribution rotate a little better through the carousel and coming onto the kink before the main straight, so they can get on power a fraction earlier since they don't wash wide. Having been on the track with both the Supra...

Can't really speak to Cayman Ss and the like -- haven't spoken with anyone who tracks one. A buddy of mine has a 981 GT4 and his main concerns are tires -- tires for the stock 20s are expensive (and due to sizing he's basically limited to Cup2s). Downsizing to 19s is possible, but there's very...

damn George with the 1 stop

Agreed value through Cincinnati here

IIRC, Max was on scrubbed hards and Lando was on new mediums, so Max had to play dirty to force Lando’s tires to degrade. It really seemed like he was trying to desperately hang on because it was the Red Bull Ring. McLaren won on strategy.

yeah Max’s racecraft under pressure is super sketchy. Moved under braking several times, reaction blocking, and just drove over into Lando for the accident. Hilarious he was complaining about Lando making late lunges as if he never did it before.

Must've been the GR Corolla in that picture then:headbang:

I was looking to replace my rear pads and noticed that the actuator housing was chipped from having made contact with the rear control arm from back when I was lowered. The parking brake warning had come on with code 480818. I believe that swapping the actuator should do the trick -- anything I...

Had this happen once before (like 1-2 PSI a week). Valve stem wasn't seated properly.

Not a 1:1, but I had 265/35/19 and 295/35/19 PS4S tires. Got 6 track days --> ~10 laps per session x 7 sessions x 6 days = ~420 laps (1050 miles) out of them, but was definitely worn on track day 6. But I'm also on aftermarket suspension with a different alignment, so my wear characteristics are...

Sounds like the KW DDC

wondering this too