Professional Driving Tips for Camaros

[lsgun]

*Both hands waiving*

right here! right here!.... Pick me! Pick ME!

[Monaco]

#1: That would be amazing! Come to Homestead speedway ASAP.
#2: Awesome! I'm sure every driver on this forum would love to get some tips from a driver of your caliber.
#3: Again, that would be amazing.
#4: Doing 1-3 alone would be enough.

[Dedeye64]

Sounds like a good way to spend more money...OK I'm in, what do I need to buy first, sounds like a break mod for my completely stock SS?

[SMOORE40]

YEESSSSSSSS!!!!!!

[Conman486]

yes to all!

[69307]

Yes to all of the above!!!

[RedRocket2SS]

Would be very interested.

[jbucknum]

Holly Crap....You guys and Gals are all AWESOME!!!!!!!!! I am really sorry I didn't log into this forum for the last few days because I was down at Homestead testing our Camaro Race Car getting ready for 2011. Now that I log into the forum there are almost 100 more messages all postive on the Blog/Video website I am putting together.

My goal is to have it up and going by the first of the year. I am sorry I'm not able to write back to each and everyone of you all, but I have read every post. You guys have given me some great ideas, and I am working on my schedule so I can make it out to some of club events next year.

If you are in charge of a club, track or an event and would like to book me to come out please email me at: jbucknum@gmail.com We can work out the details on what it will take for me to come do some driving and coaching!!!!!

Lets make it a great 2011 Camaro Year everyone. Cheers!!!!!

[JMROD]

I will take a #1, a #2 oh and a #3....supersized.

[KJinni]

#5, All of the above.

[LeviG]

I dont make it out to many track events (and dont even own a Camaro yet ...YET) but giving in-car driving tips and hotlaps sounds cool to me! I have always wanted to be able to get real info on aftermarket performance parts. So I would REALLY be interested in that.

P.S: Can you (or anyone else) tell me what risks are involved with lowering the Camaro? Right now I own a '95 Acura Integra GSR. I lowered it about 6 years ago I guess and since then i have been through probably 5 or 6 sets of CV axles. I know the new Camaro has an independant rear suspension with CV axles. is there any danger of this same thing happening to my baby once I get it?

Thanks

[jjjaroscak]

1. I've never gone to a track but now that I have my Camaro I've been wanting to get lessons
2. Definitely, while I have had experience with manuals, this is the first manual I've owned, and first muscle car, so I would love video tips too
3. Yes
4. Maybe how to video's on doing maintenance and upgrades specifically on a Camaro

[gospeedgo17]

1,2,3 - 10000% yes

4. What other things would you be interested in me covering if I had a Camaro Performance Driving Blog/video?

A. Applying road course technique toward daily driving, helping those who don't think about the physics involved. Tips that include:
- Slow in, fast out
- How do you approach an entrance/exit ramp, finding the apex and accelerating correctly out of the turn. For example, hugging the white line on the inside throughout the entire turn may not be the right process
- Show importance of keeping the car level as much as possible, especially during rain conditions, and discuss friction points.

B. Prepare first-timers that are going to a driving school or track day using their personal Camaro. This would include a review of parts, tools, tires, and what to expect as far as checking the car after sessions.

Thanks!

[Wvallediego]