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Deca Skidpan Day, Nov 26Th $100 Open To All Imports!

diintzke

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nah thats it mate, and the skid pan will most likley be wet :D

Have you ever been on this skidpan before? Do NOT wet it, you will ruin everyone's fun. Its easy enough to slide on already, even in underpowered NA cars. When its wet you literally have to feather the throttle everywhere, you get no traction, speed or control.

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hell yeah, I've seen a Forrester aquaplane off the skid pan at slow speeds b4.

if you feel a need to wet it do it for the expression session at the end of the day not at the start!

or better yet just come to the SAU one this weekend......

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Lol relax we will have 3 different tracks running either wet or dry so everyone gets a fair go

you might want to think of some more tracks as we go through 50 cars each doing 4 runs on the skipan in about 3 or 4 hours

just a thought anyways :thumbsup:

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