A110 Track day preperations
Discussion
I'm curious to know what everyone does to keep their Alpine in optimal condition before and during track days.
I've heard a few tips, such as:
Removing the rear panel above the cooling fans,
Making sure the automatic handbrake doesn t engage after a session,
And removing the guards in front of the front wheels to improve cooling.
Are there any other recommendations or best practices I should be aware of?
My car is an 2024 GT model on the original Michelin PS4 tires.
The track is Zolder.
I've heard a few tips, such as:
Removing the rear panel above the cooling fans,
Making sure the automatic handbrake doesn t engage after a session,
And removing the guards in front of the front wheels to improve cooling.
Are there any other recommendations or best practices I should be aware of?
My car is an 2024 GT model on the original Michelin PS4 tires.
The track is Zolder.
Edited by JRzwevegem on Friday 11th July 11:38
Check the oil, maybe take some spare.
Tyre pressure gauge and pump, you'll need to let some air out during the day - I might drop as much as 7 or 8 psi over the first couple of sessions.
Keep an eye on the oil/gearbox temps if its hot; consider doing a couple of cool down laps rather than just one.
Tyre pressure gauge and pump, you'll need to let some air out during the day - I might drop as much as 7 or 8 psi over the first couple of sessions.
Keep an eye on the oil/gearbox temps if its hot; consider doing a couple of cool down laps rather than just one.
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