Does VIR have a decibel limit?

[tanks95]

Wondering will my ARCS be an issue at VIR?

Do I need to install the included db killer? Or just bring it along?

William

[HarleyF16]

Ridden there a couple times. Fantastic course ...rather removed from civilization. There was no dB limit announced nor measured. You'll enjoy!

[DanQ]

I've never heard anything major on db limits at VIR, and that is pretty much our home track. We spend most our time either there or CMP.

I'd bring the db killer along to be safe, but I don't think you'll have any problem.

Which course are you running? North is the most fun in my opinion. Full can be fun, and Grand is a hoot but it's impossible to master (there are about 25 turns over 4+ miles).

[tanks95]

Originally Posted by DanQ

I've never heard anything major on db limits at VIR, and that is pretty much our home track. We spend most our time either there or CMP.

I'd bring the db killer along to be safe, but I don't think you'll have any problem.

Which course are you running? North is the most fun in my opinion. Full can be fun, and Grand is a hoot but it's impossible to master (there are about 25 turns over 4+ miles).

I plan to do the corner speed level 1 on May 30th, I believe it's the North course. I may do the Team Pro Motion course also.

William

[DanQ]

Originally Posted by tanks95

I plan to do the corner speed level 1 on May 30th, I believe it's the North course. I may do the Team Pro Motion course also.

William

Like I said in the other thread, you'll enjoy the class and the track. I'd do a class, then do track days for a while, and then another class. This way you've had enough time to incorporate what you've learned into your routine. It's fun, and very addictive. Heck... I'm at a track this weekend