C7's Arrive at Bondurant!
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Instructor
Cameron - Okay, I want to hear more about the daily usability of those comp seats. They look awesome. I love the back/shell. I get that you guys use these cars exclusively on the track for the school but wondering opinions on whether they would be comfortable enough for daily use (I like firm seats just not super restrictive) that have actually sat in them.
I was in BG and discussed it with Harlan Charles where he said track only but I'm not the typical demo graphic (thin under 40 :-)
Also interested in pricing on the packages you offer by PM please.
I was in BG and discussed it with Harlan Charles where he said track only but I'm not the typical demo graphic (thin under 40 :-)
Also interested in pricing on the packages you offer by PM please.
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Because Goodyear is a sponsor/partner of Bondurant (I don't know the exact relationship, but recall last year when I was there they stated one of the big reasons for their success was the relationship with Goodyear).
I want to take the Advanced GPRR course just to run the C7's, but not sure I can fit it in with other events from Jan-April and by May, it'll be too damn hot out there.
S.
I want to take the Advanced GPRR course just to run the C7's, but not sure I can fit it in with other events from Jan-April and by May, it'll be too damn hot out there.
S.
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Scraping the splitter.
S.
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Melting Slicks
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I did it when it was a little less than 110, it's not that bad
Will need to stop by check these out!
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(p.s...I did my ZR1 schooling at BB with Pete Miller .... great experience)
I also understand that GM retained ownership of these specific cars? IF so, did they help with replacement tires during the specific use?
Also interesting that/if GM would be happy with BB training with tires that are different that what the new Stingray was developed with.
Also, must wonder what Spring Mountain does for tires?
Thanks
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Burning Brakes
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Cameron - Okay, I want to hear more about the daily usability of those comp seats. They look awesome. I love the back/shell. I get that you guys use these cars exclusively on the track for the school but wondering opinions on whether they would be comfortable enough for daily use (I like firm seats just not super restrictive) that have actually sat in them.
I was in BG and discussed it with Harlan Charles where he said track only but I'm not the typical demo graphic (thin under 40 :-)
Also interested in pricing on the packages you offer by PM please.
I was in BG and discussed it with Harlan Charles where he said track only but I'm not the typical demo graphic (thin under 40 :-)
Also interested in pricing on the packages you offer by PM please.
We usually sell them off to a private dealer that sells them from there. However, when they come up for sale we do have a list of people that have contacted us and let them know first. For more information on that, contact Alan Rudolph at ARudolph@Bondurant.com.
You bet they will!
BUT you left the Michelin tires on the ZR1 that were used for the GM High Performance training that came with the purchase of a new ZR?
(p.s...I did my ZR1 schooling at BB with Pete Miller .... great experience)
I also understand that GM retained ownership of these specific cars? IF so, did they help with replacement tires during the specific use?
Also interesting that/if GM would be happy with BB training with tires that are different that what the new Stingray was developed with.
Also, must wonder what Spring Mountain does for tires?
Thanks
(p.s...I did my ZR1 schooling at BB with Pete Miller .... great experience)
I also understand that GM retained ownership of these specific cars? IF so, did they help with replacement tires during the specific use?
Also interesting that/if GM would be happy with BB training with tires that are different that what the new Stingray was developed with.
Also, must wonder what Spring Mountain does for tires?
Thanks
I believe SM has a Michelin Sponsorship.
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Burning Brakes
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