The Best ChristmaKwanzakah Present Anyone Can Get You

Clayton · Post by **Clayton** » Mon Nov 09, 2009 3:45 pm

thanks bob i cant thank you for going over and beyond an instructors duties and thanks for being patient with me and letting me show you what a civic can do on the track

Devil Crx · Post by **Devil Crx** » Mon Nov 09, 2009 4:21 pm

I don't get how I missed this all the way until today. How much did it end up costing?

Clayton · Post by **Clayton** » Mon Nov 09, 2009 4:27 pm

Devil Crx;208268 wrote:I don't get how I missed this all the way until today. How much did it end up costing?

350 ish for the event
money for food
100$ + for gas for me i went threw three tanks

Devil Crx · Post by **Devil Crx** » Mon Nov 09, 2009 5:22 pm

06sik20z3;208270 wrote:350 ish for the event
money for food
100$ + for gas for me i went threw three tanks

I wish i had know about this. i would have skipped starved rock for it definitely.

I still had a reasonably good time this weekend though.

GTI-Guy · Post by **GTI-Guy** » Mon Nov 09, 2009 5:24 pm

Oh yeah, that car was hooked up. If anyone wants to know what to do to make their Civic track capable, Clay is Law, LOL! You all need to hang out more with him as he's seriously got his act together as a builder, racer, and at risk of sounding my age, a young man.

Some pics from the weekend ... what great weather, great fun, but sadly, the end of the track season. Save your holiday $ if interested, next event will be in April '10

Just your usual GT-R

The original e30 M3 - This one was in museum quality condition, kudos to the guy for driving it on track. The car behind it has the loud stripes on it 'cause it's an on track car with time lapse cameras that take pictures of ya.

A U.S. Civic-R ... as mentioned, the car was AWESOME. Totally balanced ... no understeer, no oversteer, just tons of grip and 200 hp at the wheel in a very lightweight wrapper.

I'm the shorter bald guy

Clay was the fastest learning student I ever had the pleasure of working with. Thanks to this car and talent, we bumped him from group 4 to group 2 where we played with the big boys driving Cayman's and M3's. I was smiling to myself thinking of the comments made in the paddock as to "who's the "f-er in that Honda?!" You shall never be underestimated again!

Not something you see every day ... this critter was waiting for the driver after lifting the hood ... hello! I had no idea possums weren't just kuddly and all ... thing was a little bad ass hissing and baring his very sharp looking meat eater fangs

sharpie · Post by **sharpie** » Mon Nov 09, 2009 6:44 pm

heres some my friend took while he was there since i couldnt go these are from sunday

a few of clays car

and some others from the site

and a few randoms