First HPDE

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Re: First HPDE

Post by dzl » Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:32 pm

hmmmm good call. thanks for the heads up. I think I will call dibs on that, even if it has flames on it :wink:

good for at least until 2015 right? were the 2000's just banned this year?

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Re: First HPDE

Post by breakaway500 » Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:46 pm

Yea,I'd say good thru 2015. If you are interested in the helmet,and going to NHMS2, stop by my trailer for a test fit.(It's a white enclosed trailer that says Breakaway Automotive on the side) The flames make you go much faster! Free (yes,it's new..) XL T-shirt with the purchase..8)
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Re: First HPDE

Post by dzl » Sat Jun 25, 2011 4:07 pm

ha count me in. my expired helmet is a large, so it should be good. I will have some cash for you on saturday sir. I'll be there saturday and sunday.

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Re: First HPDE

Post by chaos4NH » Sat Jun 25, 2011 8:01 pm

dzl wrote:Cool, thanks for the advice guys. I'll have to do it late at night so I can make it out to 89 with minimal braking to do the 80ish slow-downs.


At the moment I'm running the stock tune with a MBC set @ 16psi. I will pick up an AP in a month or two, and most likely tweak an OTS map with ATR. mazdaspeedforums.org ftw haha. good guys on there. I'm opt_ms3 if you happen to post on there too.
Forget the toaster oven, it might warm up your pads, but you are trying to BED and HEAT the pads. 350 degrees isn't much. Your pads will run 450+ and rotors 1000+ on the Speed 3. Your booster controller puts you into SPB, by the way.
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Re: First HPDE

Post by dzl » Sun Jun 26, 2011 1:08 pm

chaos4NH wrote:
dzl wrote:Cool, thanks for the advice guys. I'll have to do it late at night so I can make it out to 89 with minimal braking to do the 80ish slow-downs.


At the moment I'm running the stock tune with a MBC set @ 16psi. I will pick up an AP in a month or two, and most likely tweak an OTS map with ATR. mazdaspeedforums.org ftw haha. good guys on there. I'm opt_ms3 if you happen to post on there too.
Forget the toaster oven, it might warm up your pads, but you are trying to BED and HEAT the pads. 350 degrees isn't much. Your pads will run 450+ and rotors 1000+ on the Speed 3. Your booster controller puts you into SPB, by the way.
OK, thanks for the heads up. Where can I make the change?

I realize with the way my car sits, I'm definitely in a competitive class. Probably not going to do too well, being its my first time. I just want to go out and have some fun lol.

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Re: First HPDE

Post by Neptune441 » Mon Jun 27, 2011 8:21 pm

DBA 4000 series Rotors( used 50k miles track/dd )and carbotech XP10 brake pads track DD used 15kmiles On my old 08 Mazdaspeed3.
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And as always Chaos4 and myself have noticed that the Lower Control Arms AREN'T the best......... Cheap plastic bushing and gobbles of grease.
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Get yourself some SS braided lines , decent flush with RBF600 by motul and you'll be in business :-D
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Re: First HPDE

Post by Neptune441 » Mon Jun 27, 2011 8:32 pm

dzl wrote:
chaos4NH wrote:
dzl wrote:Cool, thanks for the advice guys. I'll have to do it late at night so I can make it out to 89 with minimal braking to do the 80ish slow-downs.


At the moment I'm running the stock tune with a MBC set @ 16psi. I will pick up an AP in a month or two, and most likely tweak an OTS map with ATR. mazdaspeedforums.org ftw haha. good guys on there. I'm opt_ms3 if you happen to post on there too.
Forget the toaster oven, it might warm up your pads, but you are trying to BED and HEAT the pads. 350 degrees isn't much. Your pads will run 450+ and rotors 1000+ on the Speed 3. Your booster controller puts you into SPB, by the way.
OK, thanks for the heads up. Where can I make the change?

I realize with the way my car sits, I'm definitely in a competitive class. Probably not going to do too well, being its my first time. I just want to go out and have some fun lol.

Contact me If you want to know a good tuner for your speed3.
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Re: First HPDE

Post by dzl » Fri Jul 01, 2011 1:13 am

ok, I just got back from doing the bed-in process for the carbotechs. Got the brakes damn hot through a series of medium stops, then a bunch of hard stops (to a slow roll). They stop good., but damn do they dust like all hell haha.

but. I messed up on the brake bleeding before I went out. I have a Motive power bleeder, but I guess I bled the rears too much, and I accidentally ran the reservoir dry on the last caliper... The pedal is not as firm as it should be. It works, just takes a decent amount of travel.

There goes a waste of 2 pints of Motul :roll:

Guess I'll try to pick up more tomorrow, and bleed the brakes again when I get to Louden. I also never thought about the clutch. I think they share the same fluid. Either of you guys with the MS3's know where that is bled from?

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