non-trailored cars: What to do if you blow it up at the track?
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non-trailored cars: What to do if you blow it up at the track?
I live about an hour and a half away from any track, and have always wondered ... what if the motor trans or rear pukes at the track?
What do you guys do? What would you recommend?
What do you guys do? What would you recommend?
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AAA is a great thing. but depending on your plan it might not get you ****. mine is only good for 3 miles on some occasions which isn't going to help. but in middle of no where it's good for like 150, i reccomend getting a trailor or at least make GOOD friends with someone who does have one..
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I've heard over at San Antonio Raceway, that is you leave your car/truck there overnight that it will be towed away.. Something like that. I've never had a car trailer before but my Dad recently got a one for my Firehawk so now I'm worry free whenever I heard to the tracks .
Haha.. One time my friend's Acura Integra messed up at the tracks, so they pulled it to his sister's house with my other friend's Honda Civic hatchback, lol. I wish I would have had a camera, lol.
Haha.. One time my friend's Acura Integra messed up at the tracks, so they pulled it to his sister's house with my other friend's Honda Civic hatchback, lol. I wish I would have had a camera, lol.