Once I started really trying with my car, which for me started once I changed tuners from LMS to AJP Turbo, I couldn't stop myself....I found myself wanting more and more out of it. I started with tuning, going from a 11 psi Meth Stage 4 X Livernois tune to an 18 psi Meth tune with Brad, it felt like my car had transformed into a monster. It just blew my mind what the difference from one tune to another did...and with no new parts! I had to go to the track. At the track I found myself fluctuating my time by as much as 3 or 4 tenths...which is huge...so then learning about little tricks that I could do like lower tire pressure, lower fuel storage, remove my spare tire and find the right rpm/launch combo.
It becomes infectious to find ways to go faster. It turns into "what should I do next"? Everything becomes one big puzzle, that is constantly expanding the more pieces you get, the more pieces you seem to need. Without realizing it you're now more competitive than you had planned/imagined and you're sitting up near the top.
There isn't a clear line anymore. Everyone has their own belief on what's acceptable? What's rational? What's too safe? What's too reckless? What's honorable or what's disgraceful? Passing Track Tech is passing Track Tech. I think a little bit of everything would be my ideal car, with the heart and legs as the focal point.
Sums it up to a tee. One thing that is a love hate with Brad is you can NOT get him to make a tune out of the safe zone. (Did push him for a e30 meth dependent and he would not give) I do appreciate it but hate it, but i understand it from his standpoint. Would love to spend a day over his shoulder tho.
