Kumho’s V730 are an unfair advantage for my first track day. Turning me into the White Comet 

I felt like you were doing a very good job communicating the concepts. Now if we can just get the intercom audio track volume increased a little and a better over the shoulder cam these could be very helpful to others as well

That was some sensational instruction- will definitely take a lot away just from this video; thanks @onelapbilly!

Big shout out to you both 👍😎

You were so good, being encouraging yet firm and to the point. Can definitely see the passion you have for the sport Rob was fortunate to have your tutoring.

U are a great coach

Could just turn on notifications

@@Mr_Right_509 they are already on, true fans still check even if there is no notification

i too have done this

And yes we do want more track content.

I’d love to see a downforce heavy setup on the 4-rotor and see how she handles on track

I support this, would be brilliant to see rob tame all his machines

@Jim jibroni 🤨

@Jim jibroni A racecar not being reliable enough to make track day? Sounds like a shitty IndyCar to me lol

@Jim jibroni a diablo isnt a reliable track car? Are you shitting me?

I'd prefer if he didn't add a cage tbh Id prefer it stat really clean

I thought he cut a bar out of it at least at the start

​@@joshieeee20 IMO he shouldn't really be tracking it very hard without at least a roll bar and harnesses, and a full cage would be best seeing as I imagine he wants to push the car to the limit, and possibly even increase that limit to then push it and himself further. You NEVER know what might happen even to the most experienced of drivers let alone somebody learning, better safe than sorry

@@nooboftheyear7170 quite possibly, I don't really remember though.

was done on the NA aswell back in the day, from my experience with swapping them out to PU ones i can only recommend to put in softer pu bushings in the spot where the softer original bushings were, the suspension is built for that and i can assure you it's way better than going all solid. this way the car keeps its natural feel but on steroids!

@@HuhnK0t Are you referring to the NA Miata? From what I can tell only the FC had the DTSS "Dynamic Tracking Suspension System", as a band aid for the cost-and-space-saving (janky) semi-trailing arm rear suspension. The NA has double wishbones front and rear which doesn't have the same bad habits (bump steer) as the semi-trailing arm. For the FC, 33 years later those bushings are pretty floppy and unpredictable. My first car was a 1987 non-turbo FC and I autocrossed it a couple of times. I made the mistake of pressing the brake pedal while turning and immediately spun. (I still have an aversion to trail braking 😂) I got and installed the DTSS but didn't autocross the car after that, so I can't tell ya from first hand exp if it worked. But it's it/was a pretty well known issue on rx7club.

I'm a simple man. I see Initial D, I click.

Yeah... it's an extreme performance summer tire. Of course it wouldn't work below freezing. They get really hard and it'll end up being pretty dangerous. I think he just got a bit ahead of himself there.

Definitely a summer tire

i think thats pretty obvious bro lmfaoo noone said it was for snow u can just tell at the tread pattern

@@zephyr.r Rob said it himself, if you’d watch the video. But like Daedalus said, he was probably just getting ahead of himself, getting excited over it.

I noticed when he said that too. Regardless I would be interested in their wet performance

Mazda isn't lazy. They are being held to stricter emissions & fuel economy standards then Rob is.

not cooking the brakes standing still is a tips that more need to learn.

Link to videos out there that are like you described?

Great advice. We did this later in the day.

I loved that too. Made us viewers feel like we were in the car alongside them

He had a 4 rotor stream on Patreon

Technically doing 2 at once provides more than 100%. Don't believe me? Draw a circle. Go to 45* on the circle and draw a line to where it lands on the X and Y axis. It will = over 100% 😉👍