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I actually really don't know... I thought it was the same thing lol
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 Originally Posted by MingZai
and damage to the quarter panel... and that's pretty much it (think some slight body kit damage too.)
Rear quarter panels can be replaced ezpz.
..o wait.
On a positive note, you still have your Mum's BMW to drive around if your car is out of action.
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damn...i wanted to see that video...if only you could "restart race".
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^Same here  One of the many risks of doing track days!
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Originally Posted by -Tom
Rear quarter panels can be replaced ezpz.
..o wait.
On a positive note, you still have your Mum's BMW to drive around if your car is out of action.
Who are you again?
And no I don't.
Originally Posted by akjdfnn
damn...i wanted to see that video...if only you could "restart race".
Yeah I wish I could too... actually just wished I didn't go on LOL 1.52 was good enough...
It was the last lap last everything ==... the irony...
ANYWAY POSITIVE NOTE WE LIVE AND LEARN AND I SHALL BE HOPING THE J'S RACING BUMPER ARRIVES SHORTLY...
Originally Posted by Chris-92
^Same here One of the many risks of doing track days!
Yeah ==
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"Hey mate,
I havent read what others have posted here, but I just saw the video of the accident.
Before I say anything, your at a track - you fix your own car, no matter what.. Doesnt matter who did what. Anyone who takes their vehicle to a circuit understands that normal road rules are gone. Pretend your in a crash derby!
I sympathise with you, as its very embarrassing and awkward when your driver ability is questioned. On a track day you must learn not to take risks. If someone is infront of you, always assume 'they havent seen you'. Also the Lancer cannot drastically reduce his speed to let you pass, as that places an obstacle for all other drivers on the track. In this situation i believe you put yourself in a dangerous situation at Winton and in doing so damaged another participents car. It is a shame you had to learn the hard way, but hopefully you understand the seriousness of being at a race track. I did read some statement you made saying the skyling was up your ass. I do understand the nervousness of having another car behind you, but at the end of the day you pray that the person behind has a brain. In the Lancer drivers case he wasnt so fortunate.
Sorry again for your unfortunate incident
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good point about fixing your own car...also, buy mugen rear mirror cover
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PS: you have dabbed the break during a corner, watch out thats a very dangerous endeavour
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Where abouts are you based MingZai? Wanna hear that J's Racing intake.
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Originally Posted by bennet654
"Hey mate,
I havent read what others have posted here, but I just saw the video of the accident.
Before I say anything, your at a track - you fix your own car, no matter what.. Doesnt matter who did what. Anyone who takes their vehicle to a circuit understands that normal road rules are gone. Pretend your in a crash derby!
I sympathise with you, as its very embarrassing and awkward when your driver ability is questioned. On a track day you must learn not to take risks. If someone is infront of you, always assume 'they havent seen you'. Also the Lancer cannot drastically reduce his speed to let you pass, as that places an obstacle for all other drivers on the track. In this situation i believe you put yourself in a dangerous situation at Winton and in doing so damaged another participents car. It is a shame you had to learn the hard way, but hopefully you understand the seriousness of being at a race track. I did read some statement you made saying the skyling was up your ass. I do understand the nervousness of having another car behind you, but at the end of the day you pray that the person behind has a brain. In the Lancer drivers case he wasnt so fortunate.
Sorry again for your unfortunate incident
Yeah thanks for the helpful and useful advice man! Just a shame not everyone is as clear headed as you haha.
Originally Posted by akjdfnn
good point about fixing your own car...also, buy mugen rear mirror cover
Yeah so many people told me that at first I was surprised but then when it happened to me I understood...
Hmmm haha maybe broadway :P
Originally Posted by bennet654
PS: you have dabbed the break during a corner, watch out thats a very dangerous endeavour
Yeah All my mates told me that after watching the video but yeah guess I learned the hard way even though it wasn't the break dabbing that caused the accident lol (luckily cause I think it could've been worse).
But yeah I appreciate all the advice your giving me  hopefully we'll meet at the track one day lol.
I'll be at Philip Island for the upcoming event. (No I won't be tracking just spectating  )
Originally Posted by ChaosMaster
Where abouts are you based MingZai? Wanna hear that J's Racing intake.
Melbourne as well Haha sure thing man just give me some time to get this damage worked out lol...
Last edited by MingZai; 03-04-2012 at 12:02 PM.
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Update* i might be getting the feels rear lip
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whatever happen'd to J's?!?
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