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Old 05-16-2008, 06:52 PM   #35 (permalink)
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Quote: Originally Posted by DrmCtchr View Post
If you were not in ABS at the end of EVERY long straight you are not braking late enough nor hard enough. Id be passing you on the inside all day :p even with the ABS off I dont brake till I see god! Threshold braking FTW .. so to speak =]
98% of the people out there don't brake hard enough on the long tracks. on the conetrack it's often hard to brake in a perfectly straight line. so this problem shows its ugly head.

D

Oh I initially had problems with the rear end going crazy on braking.. but i learned to modulate the brakes, and played with the brake pad combo...

now in my miata I don't brake nearly as much anyway so yeah.. there is that..


each to their own I guess... lol


I used to be the queen of late braking on my 993 (a bad habit I picked up) and later learned it was a 'crutch' and meant I didnt' have as good of entry and exit speeds in the corners..

as I drive my miata, I continue to unlearn my bad habits I picked up from my former 993.... and so it goes... I hope to become a better driver as I continue to learn this new driving style.....
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