Where can I test run a non street legal car?

[winmutt]

I need some place I can take some runs with my car. AutoX only allows for like 2 runs, where can I spend a day making changes to the car?

[SiRed94]

on the street... if it is not street legal then it should be fast enough to out run police...

[Elbow]

A track day, a test and tune autocross, etc. Rent a track.

[Cool Cat Racing]

Seat time has an event at Roebling Road this weekend and still has openings. That's how I do testing for the cheap. Otherwise look at the various tracks website schedules and they will tell you if the events are open or not. Then just contact the sanctioning bodies to register. When I build a motor for a race car for someone I break it in on the streets around my shop all the time, only been pulled over once and got out easily, of course the streets I drive don't have much traffic either.

[TopSpeedInc]

You can contact Scott Siegel at www.siegelracing.com He has track days nearly every month. Maybe he can help you!

[FasTech]

empty parking lot! For real, not sure how the cops up there, but their is a old Wal-Mart parking lot down here where it move to a different location and alot of people go and play around and the cops don't bother them, Also plenty of times the cops would show up and never make them leave.

[Romeo]

empty parking lot! For real, not sure how the cops up there, but their is a old Wal-Mart parking lot down here where it move to a different location and alot of people go and play around and the cops don't bother them, Also plenty of times the cops would show up and never make them leave.
where are you talking about??

[FasTech]

where are you talking about??


That empty Wal-Mart over their by the K/Kreme donuts in Macon! Near that paint shop and Ihop!

[Romeo]

where media play and home depot was??

[FasTech]

where media play and home depot was??


Yeah!

[Thighs]

just drive it on the streets. but make sure its a pretty low traffic and secluded road. OR even better, go to a test and tune/autocross event.

[MongolPup]

of course the streets I drive don't have much traffic either.

I can vouch for that LOL

[Cool Cat Racing]

I can vouch for that LOL
The three cops we saw was pretty rare though, they of course knew something was up but thankfully didn't have their radar on. Wonder what the fine for 125 in a 45 would be? Your best bet for any real data gathering is to go to a track day. A parking lot won't really tell you much as you can't repeat it without cones and that draws attention.

[MongolPup]

The three cops we saw was pretty rare though, they of course knew something was up but thankfully didn't have their radar on. Wonder what the fine for 125 in a 45 would be? Your best bet for any real data gathering is to go to a track day. A parking lot won't really tell you much as you can't repeat it without cones and that draws attention.

I remember on the way to the shop me and my co-pilot felt like we driving in some weekend industrial wasteland. There was NO ONE on the road.

[matthewAPM]

You can contact Scott Siegel at www.siegelracing.com (http://www.siegelracing.com/) He has track days nearly every month. Maybe he can help you!

siegel FTL. sorry, I have my reasons.

It depends on what you want to test the car for. If you want to set it up for autocross, go to an SCCA test and tune. If you want to set it up for road courses, go to a road atlanta track day or go to a little tally day

[southside]

The three cops we saw was pretty rare though, they of course knew something was up but thankfully didn't have their radar on. Wonder what the fine for 125 in a 45 would be? Your best bet for any real data gathering is to go to a track day. A parking lot won't really tell you much as you can't repeat it without cones and that draws attention.Jail!

[Elbow]

^Yep.

[Init2winit]

I need some place I can take some runs with my car. AutoX only allows for like 2 runs, where can I spend a day making changes to the car?What is the point in having an auto cross car if you can't even race it?