3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
Topics of discussion range from fuel economy, safety, modifications, performance all involving America's favorite family car, the Toyota Camry.
I prefer canyon roads more than the track...
I like the curves....hehe
i think hes talking about circuit tracks anyways.
i would track my car if it werent my DD. its kinda silly to go through all that work for a car i dont track but i guess im just an irrational kinda guy. would love to track mine though.
at the drag strip...no, at the track (with turns) = yes cant wait till I'm v6, manual, and supercharged...
Now thats what I am talkin about!!! Hey a94autoCamry what mods do you have done? Mine looks just like yours only with bronze wheels!
Mine is a DD too, but I have another car at home, so I guess its not as much of a worry for me.
I think tracking a Camry on HPDE would be just fine. Your there to learn the car, its not about speed. Besides you would have an instructor in the car giving you help along the way! Time Attack, on the other hand would be a loosing battle.
All in all, I just think it would be fun. I run my car on local roads and it does fine, I would love to open it up now!
I have Road Atlanta, Roebling Road, Barber Motorsports Park somewhat close by. Maybe I should see what I can get on!
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havent took my car to auto xing but i took it to the drag strip. One thing i can say is, it sure is slow at the track, but on the street, its something different.
yup...my supercharged solara (auto) w/ eibachs and kybs, and 18" rims w/ kuhmo 712s- it did decent. The automatic sucks ass, and the supercharger (ironically) makes it worse since the car is then fast enough to get out of second gear on a couple of straights, so I can't just leave it in second.
Also, the lack of engine braking puts a lot of strain on the stock braking system with such a heavy car. If I tried to drive hard on the first lap while the tires are cold, the car slides all over the place and the brakes can start to fade.
But overall, not too badly- I was passing rsx's, civics, and a couple of subies and bmws. Couldn't hold up to the powerful cars though, like the sti's, m3, m5, is350, etc.
Can't wait to take my camry to the track- lighter, faster, better brakes, better tires/wheels, suspension, 5-speed, etc etc. Come june my track days will start for the year
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