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Autox Z has done pretty well at Nats the past few years, and they were hardly anything that favored a 370z. You just have to look at CSP to see
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Autox Z has done pretty well at Nats the past few years, and they were hardly anything that favored a 370z. You just have to look at CSP to see how friendly they have been to the smaller cars...
Sounds like it may be skill of the driver that is causing the bigger separation than you like... |
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That's absolutely true. That said, if you were to see the courses @ at least one of the venues the texas region of SCCA does their Solo II events at, you'd understand what I mean. There are no straights at all to use the extra power and most of the turns are such tight radius you have to creep around them. My solution was to not go to SCCA events anymore, problem solved. Anyhoo, good luck to the OP! |
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