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      12-09-2011, 07:16 PM   #97
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Frank,

Since I have modified my braking technique, the rear end sqerming has gone away.

That being said, you are spot on about braking with a little steering input.
A couple of months ago, I was dong full course VIR and running a very hot lap. Hotter than I normally run. Coming up the uphill S's, I brushed the brakes coming into turn 10 and the car was scary.
After the run, I asked the instructor who I had asked to ride along what he saw.

"You had maybe 5 degrees of steerig wheel input. You were at the limits of the car and just that little bit of input combined with the slight braking unbalanced the car."

5 degrees... holy crips..

Turn 10 is the most dangous turn on full course and 90% of all incidents happen there.
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