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Join Date: Nov 2012
Posts: 19
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Getting started, located in Vegas, need advice
Hey guys,
So I'm selling my current car so I can get into tracking. I have a beater car so there's no worry about a DD. however, I'd like to know what you guys end up paying for tracking? I'd like to get more involved in it and just like to know start up/maintenance costs. thanks! |
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Master of the burning log
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: IL
Posts: 1,289
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what you pay depends on your risk tolerance, how much you know, how much you care, and how much you do yourself. I'm sure I'm forgetting stuff, but there's
- the fee you pay to the organizer for the event - track insurance if you want it (for me this has effectively doubled the entry fee) - gas - food - for some events you may elect to stay in a hotel then there are the costs incurred around the track days. these include things like - inspecting the suspension - flushing brake fluid - tires - brake rotors and pads - changing the engine oil more often - changing the transmission oil more often For me, all things considered I'm guessing the total cost of an event comes out somewhere between $700 - $1000, and I'm doing all the work myself. Admittedly it could be done cheaper (maybe closer to $500?) but you don't want to go too cheap. The last thing you want is to have the car fail while you're zinging around the track at max speed.
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