Subject	You'll have better things to do at your first track day than
Posted by	Inzane on June 15, 2009 at 12:30 AM
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In Reply To	My first track day is coming up and want to monitor a/f posted by Medici (NorCal) on June 14, 2009 at 11:03 PM
Message	watch your A/F ratio. Set your boost to a low conservative setting (say ~ 13psi?) and forget about it. The last thing you'll want to worry about while you're out there learning is your car's reliability. Inzane (formerly Z-Jay)
Follow Ups	My first track day is coming up and want to monitor a/f - Medici (NorCal) 23:03:41 06/14/09 I'm under the impression that lean/rich guages - FuerGrissa 00:12:38 06/15/09 Bingo. I'm guessing this is like your temp gauge - BobbyT 06:11:56 06/15/09 You'll have better things to do at your first track day than - Inzane 00:30:57 06/15/09 2nd (n/m) - LJZTT 00:59:45 06/15/09 okay - you're right - Medici (NorCal) 01:08:41 06/15/09 ooooooooo - DualZ (SF) 04:51:53 06/15/09 My friends shop is sponsoring the track day. - Medici (NorCal) 16:29:06 06/15/09 Anyone for this Friday? :-) 3 groups of ~20 cars. (n/m) - Scotts94z32 16:50:33 06/15/09 tempting, but i barely got the day for this one... - Medici (NorCal) 17:20:26 06/15/09 AGREED - LOW boost and 100 octane no matter what. (n/m) - Scotts94z32 13:20:59 06/15/09 I'm not gonna let this go jus yet...... - ubermiach 05:26:36 06/15/09 check out SPAL gauges (n/m) - zgene4 10:37:53 06/15/09 Just got off the phone with them - ubermiach 11:27:08 06/15/09 worthless. (n/m) - AntiHero 09:11:55 06/15/09 narrow band A/F gauges are a waste of money (n/m) - aliaZ 09:27:08 06/15/09 Even if that gauge wasn't useless, I would say skip it. - zgene4 10:40:05 06/15/09 1st Track Day: no gauges needed - Nick(CT) 12:05:03 06/15/09 Thanks for the advice everyone!! (n/m) - Medici (NorCal) 16:30:43 06/15/09 concentrate on your driving and what the instructor says - vorpalZ 17:34:49 06/16/09
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