how to break in your car ?

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I repeat: "spec-racing."

The OP didn't mention anything about "spec racing", you did! It's not your thread and I didn't reply to anything you said, someone agreed with you and I disagreed with him.

I would have given you the benefit of the doubt but you didn't give any examples of the "spec race", if it's PP, my previous still stands as it covers that.

Edit, please don't insult me.
 
The OP didn't mention anything about "spec racing", you did! It's not your thread and I didn't reply to anything you said, someone agreed with you and I disagreed with him.

I would have given you the benefit of the doubt but you didn't give any examples of the "spec race", if it's PP, my previous still stands as it covers that.

Edit, please don't insult me.


I didn't insult you. :odd: I'm giving you an example where 'competitive' isn't good enough. A situation would be where everyone in the room races the exact same car from the NCD, with no tuning allowed. In that instance, cars with 200 miles on them are going to go faster than cars with 0 miles on them, and if you need to get miles on the car in a hurry then Daytona and Indy are solutions.
 
I didn't insult you. :odd: I'm giving you an example where 'competitive' isn't good enough. A situation would be where everyone in the room races the exact same car from the NCD, with no tuning allowed. In that instance, cars with 200 miles on them are going to go faster than cars with 0 miles on them, and if you need to get miles on the car in a hurry then Daytona and Indy are solutions.

By implying that I'm deaf or can't read, when you said "I repeat...." is an insult bud.

As for your example, how much faster do you think 15hp, or whatever, is going to make you? Sure it'll help a slight bit but you make it seem like you're gaining tons of horsepower by breaking in. I've been in hundreds of online races (one make) without breaking in and still manage to gain poll.

I guess we'll have to agree to disagree.
 
It doesn't imply an insult. It implies that you are/were not listening to us, because yes, 15hp makes a big difference among equal drivers. I agree, that we disagree. :)
 
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