1980s & 1990s Gr.A RS500, E30, 190E, 240, Supra, R31, R32, DTM, BTCC, ATCC

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Well, that’s sorted for the 240. Stage 1 weight reduction drops the weight from 1324kg to 1191kg. Sweet!
All engine parts max at 354 BHP. Sweet again! Stroke & bore raise engine capacity to 2086cc.

Edit: Updated OP with Volvo 240 specs. 320-340BHP/1100kg
The wagon is nice. Has a 50:50 weight distribution at Stage 2 weight reduction(1098kg) with 2 kg of ballast to bring weight up to 1100kg. 96% power is 339 BHP(606.93 PP). 97% power at 343 BHP(608.03 PP).
 
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Based on the 1990 specs from ATCC Gibson Motorsport R31
Stock body, 17” wide wheels, wide offset
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The R31 and RS 500 can go toe to toe blow for blow.
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Adjusted the E30 SE to 1990/1991 BHP, due the rise in performance of the RS 500 and new R31 entering Group A.
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The 240 works best in the early days of Group A. Setting the R31 to the debut four-cylinder non-GTS-R spec 340 BHP/1070kg, RS 500 to 360-370 BHP/1035kg, E30 non-evo 300 BHP, Supra 370 BHP, 190 E 260-310 BHP.
It just can not hang with the later spec cars.
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Class C cars Same specs. Levin has a 557.18 PP versus Sprinter 557.16 PP due to the more slippery nose.
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Found a new issue today using RS500. After a crash I decided to park and watch the rest of the cars go by. I put my foot on the brake to stop the car from rolling and the engine began to rev and the accelerator segment on the hub started filling.
I tried both mercedes and BMW with no issue but all my Cosworths did it.
Has anyone else noticed this?
 
Found a new issue today using RS500. After a crash I decided to park and watch the rest of the cars go by. I put my foot on the brake to stop the car from rolling and the engine began to rev and the accelerator segment on the hub started filling.
I tried both mercedes and BMW with no issue but all my Cosworths did it.
Has anyone else noticed this?
Cant say that I noticed that when I make spectating videos. Was the RS 500 in a gear other than 1st gear?
 
Cant say that I noticed that when I make spectating videos. Was the RS 500 in a gear other than 1st gear?
Yeah but it would do it when I started a time trial then hit the brakes not just the spectating incident. I tried the other Cosworths and it did the same.
I checked my pedals and they were OK with other cars also.
Strange.
 
Based on the 1990 specs from ATCC Gibson Motorsport R31
Stock body, 17” wide wheels, wide offset
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The R31 and RS 500 can go toe to toe blow for blow.
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Adjusted the E30 SE to 1990/1991 BHP, due the rise in performance of the RS 500 and new R31 entering Group A.
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The 240 works best in the early days of Group A. Setting the R31 to the debut four-cylinder non-GTS-R spec 340 BHP/1070kg, RS 500 to 360-370 BHP/1035kg, E30 non-evo 300 BHP, Supra 370 BHP, 190 E 260-310 BHP.
It just can not hang with the later spec cars.
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Class C cars Same specs. Levin has a 557.18 PP versus Sprinter 557.16 PP due to the more slippery nose.
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I'll be giving these a GO.. Do you have these Liveries shared? Thanks Bud
 
I'll be giving these a GO.. Do you have these Liveries shared? Thanks Bud
I put the new Work wheels on the AE86

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I might have to share the R31 and RS 500 again.

Edit: Shared the liveries, but not appearing on my Profile.
 
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