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Hi all, I’m going to Nürburgring next week just after any advice on the odd little thing I should take I not owned the car long, any common issues with scooby on super long drives ? I got the usual spare jubilee clips and cable ties. Is there anything any one would highly recommend ? Common problems
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Maybe a full size spare wheel in the boot instead of a space saver just incase
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I'm there next week in the Spec C. Get there Friday. Maybe see you about.
I've got my tool kit, hazard triangle, fire extinguisher ready to go.
EU health card, euro breakdown cover and insurance.
Fresh pads in, recently serviced and health checked. Not much more you can do really.
I've got my tool kit, hazard triangle, fire extinguisher ready to go.
EU health card, euro breakdown cover and insurance.
Fresh pads in, recently serviced and health checked. Not much more you can do really.
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I've just got home from weekend there, had great weekend with only 1 closure all weeekend so got some good quick laps in :-)
I always take full set of spare wheels but if you can't defo full size spare with matching tyre, good quality brake fluid and pads is a must, I even take spare hubs but I've had issues in the past but if it's you first trip you should be fine, try get down there early and get some laps in whilst it's quieter and keep looking in them mirrors cos stuff will come on you quickly
Cheers Rob
I always take full set of spare wheels but if you can't defo full size spare with matching tyre, good quality brake fluid and pads is a must, I even take spare hubs but I've had issues in the past but if it's you first trip you should be fine, try get down there early and get some laps in whilst it's quieter and keep looking in them mirrors cos stuff will come on you quickly
Cheers Rob
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Thank you all for the advice, I have just had all the oils changed and cambelt kit done, the front pads I have in at the moment are Kevlar will they be any good ? If not any recommendations on pads ?
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As Rob states the CL rc range are superb, only trade off is the squeal at slow speeds but it’s certainly worth it.
You don’t want to cook your brakes and have your fun spoilt, std discs will get destroyed quickly.
You don’t want to cook your brakes and have your fun spoilt, std discs will get destroyed quickly.
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I'm there next week in the Spec C. Get there Friday. Maybe see you about.
I've got my tool kit, hazard triangle, fire extinguisher ready to go.
EU health card, euro breakdown cover and insurance.
Fresh pads in, recently serviced and health checked. Not much more you can do really.
I've got my tool kit, hazard triangle, fire extinguisher ready to go.
EU health card, euro breakdown cover and insurance.
Fresh pads in, recently serviced and health checked. Not much more you can do really.
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Resist the urge to max it on the autobahn unless you're running a front mount, very little air goes into the scoop over 100mph and intake temps will go through roof, usually followed by the engine letting go. We've had several do this in the early years of our annual trip
I killed the Kevlar pads within half a lap and I was taking it easy, they're not designed for track use.
I killed the Kevlar pads within half a lap and I was taking it easy, they're not designed for track use.
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