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Originally Posted by vipor so you don't actually have to remove the calipers? just lift the car and remove the wheels then 2 bolts and you're done? do tracks usually
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#2 Not sure where you are going, but every track I have been to I needed to bring my own tools. I normally I change into track pads at home and then drive to the track. But I always have a few critical tools with me..... Jack & jack stand tools to remove tires tools/fluids to bleed brakes tools to change brake pads Coolant Glass cleaner Rubbermaid tub to keep it all in if it rains. Or a tarp to wrap it up. I instruct for the Audi club. If you go to an Audi event with my "home" chapter, I would say come with no tools. Someone will help you. Then you will know what you need for the next event. I can't comment on open lapping formats (Hooked on Driving, etc).
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