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Put it on the truck..lol...mine's sitting in the paddock garage at the track as we speak. 😉I’m with @Xradkins. We’re loaded up and ready to roll. I’ve been missing the live racing. See you Friday!
Put it on the truck..lol...mine's sitting in the paddock garage at the track as we speak. 😉I’m with @Xradkins. We’re loaded up and ready to roll. I’ve been missing the live racing. See you Friday!
This is where I was at.. if I do it right it’s weight divided by power..What was weight and hp specs when running the laps? Be sure to tweek the power and weight to a 6.6lb/hp base if you haven't already. Must stay within 2706-3300lbs and 410hp-500hp for the time trial. From there I will adjust as necessary to get drivers into the pace of the field...or as close as possible. Since the Gr4 do not afford any weight decreases, cars will likely have to get hp increases beyond the 500hp time trial cap to reach the necessary concession p/w ratio targets, but should still balance accordingly. But for the time trial, target the 6.6
Numbers are close...you can move the hp up to 467 at your current weight. Keep in mind, that the GT350R is available as a "build your own" racecar....there does seem to be more adjustability and benefits in performance by building your own car, but will require a but more tuning to keep under control. I have a decent tune if you decide to go that way.This is where I was at.. if I do it right it’s weight divided by power..
Should I use power restrictor instead?
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Remember, even if you hug the hi side or even the max for weight, the success ballast will be in the form of a corrected p/w ratio value. This will allow you to fluctuate the weight and hp up or down as needed to meet the adjusted regulations. ei: if your at max weight and at the hp to meet the 6.6 and you get a new number of 6.8....you could satisfy by simply lowering your hp....but weight and hp can be moved around to adhere to the driver specific p/w regs and can even be moved around for the type of track being ran....as long as your reg is met.I’d like to run Friday night but as soon as I commit … life happens. So, I won’t commit and more likely to make it.
Ran bunch of laps but haven’t turned in lap data. Had the idea to run high HP and high Wt (in lieu of low hp, low Wt) while meeting 6.6 lb/hp. Raul reminded me to leave room to add weight (potential success ballast). How much success ballast headroom should one allow oneself? (I may have to buy another car as I can’t remove weight reduction stage1).
Is that thing street legal???😏Car now in Italy and on the way to the Lago Maggiore Circuit for tonight's (or early morning in my case!) Pre Season test session 🤪😃
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Also already committed but would love to give this a go just for fun if you don't mind sending over the tuneI'll confirm.
Also, just built a GT4 spec Aston DB11 and it's actually a blast to drive. Very stable with a good tune. I didn't see it on the list here but maybe it can be considered? If I wasn't committed to the Nissan I would definitely drive this instead.
I think I have the power/weight at 445/2976. And the suspension tune I used is Praiano's from the AMG GT3, but different ride height and spring rates. I think the rates were maxed in the front and 3.10 rear. Maxed downforce.Also already committed but would love to give this a go just for fun if you don't mind sending over the tune
LOL I was not caught by any Italian Traffic CopsIs that thing street legal???😏
Also already committed but would love to give this a go just for fun if you don't mind sending over the tune
Your fellas are welcome to give them a shakedown, but I'd ask if you fellas could run your selected car's at the corrected P/w ratios that I will provided here in thread shortly. After a few races to see how the parity shakes out, feel free to try the Aston. See you guys tonight.I think I have the power/weight at 445/2976. And the suspension tune I used is Praiano's from the AMG GT3, but different ride height and spring rates. I think the rates were maxed in the front and 3.10 rear. Maxed downforce.
Great practice run tonight, and thanks for the data. Helps alot in the balancing. See you at our next one. 👍That was fun y’all! Gotta reign in those Porsches 😅 Hopefully the lobbies get sorted here soon so we can kick the season off.
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So it lives somewhere
Race 1 Best Lap: 2:02.468
Race 2 Best Lap: 2:02.688
Race 3 Best Lap: 1:51.900
It was great having you with us. I agree, having these online e shakedown nights have certainly given a better indication of what the actual pace is across drivers and cars. The silver lining of the lobbies not being sorted is that it is affording, if not forcing us, into more of these test nights. Toward the end of the night, we did have some nice close quarter battles raging, and I expect by the time we start the official season, our driving group should be quite close across the board. Also, it was interesting how the different approaches to power and weight affected certain cars strengths and weaknesses. Very much looking forward to this series kicking off. See you fellas back on track soon.It was nice to meet you guys last night. I was the Vette that would fly past at the start and then go off into a gravel trap a few turns later. The big P/W adjustment to make my car competitive and the difference in offline vs online feel left me a little lost. I plan to spend all of my future track time in a online room and reevaluate my car choice and lap times.
I'm pretty sure @Kgffy would be happy to take you up thus one, especially if you could apply a number 84 on those number plates. Nice work, as always.👍