Anyone take their Jazz to Track??

hmmm....not really! I'm just saying via Theory! In anyway, i'm from NSW! Therefore have no idea how quick is quick in QR!

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Originally Posted by lovesil

hmmm....not really! I'm just saying via Theory! In anyway, i'm from NSW! Therefore have no idea how quick is quick in QR!

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well theory and practice is like comparing apples and oranges

IMO there's really nothing wrong with the rear brakes on the jazz. I convinced myself of this while driving extremely hard up and down a mountain pass late one night; it seemed most of the work was done by the fronts.

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Originally Posted by lovesil

Hey Tony! Does your Jazz still have the drum brake at the rear? In my opinion, rear brake is really not enough for any track, hence poor track time! I'm thinking of getting a jazz, which can run at tracks! Therefore any good advise for me?

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yes, he is still using drum brake on track:honda:

Please don't start the issue of drum vs disc brakes again...upgrade your shoes in your drums and you will have more than sufficient braking. Don't believe me? Look at what Spoon use on their endurance racing Fit, or look at what Tony uses.

I will be heading to WSID for some quarter mile runs in the new year once I get a few more things sorted, and I will be heading down to Wakefield for a run when I can tag along with the Bel Garage guys

how much are better "shoes" normally?

LOL
Tony use it for track but never mean to be seriously on it or having a really good result
it is all depends how serious you are and what is yr further mod.
if u said u will get fully modify or even turbo kit, u NEED it
if normal exhuast and rims like Jus did, front one with good pads will do
Do a search on this topic is the best way coz some people still dun think rear disc is better than drum