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Originally Posted by looper_1234
i can understand your fustration, but plz understand that they are still road cars, the components used in them are designed to perform under moderate condition for over a very long period of time, where as track/race cars componets are run under extreme conditons for a very short period of time.
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I've been tracking for 10 yrs in instructor groups on r-compounds in bmw/mazda/acura/mitsubishi...never had any issue that would result in black flag. the amount of smoke i saw in the video of caygirl would most likely get you a black flag. if it happened a few sessions in a row, it would get you parked. it's not acceptable in any car that has pretense of being a performance car. GM durabilitytests frikken <25K HHR & cobalt SS at the nurburgring and a 60K+ uber sports car has to be babied at a DE?