Ok. Just did a pretty sloppy lap. Maybe one or two seconds to find, but GT500 time 1:45.9. Anyone have any comparison?
Wrong 1.43.4 this morning@rcb929 did a 1:43.6, sorry![]()
Wrong 1.43.4 this morning![]()
GT500 is full.GTP: RyanRacer
PSN: ryan428scj
Class: GT500
Car: Honda HSV
Color: Red w/Chrome wheels
Number: 7
I have entered into something big...
GT500 is full.
Oops Im wrong. Sorry. Didn't check. You going for a 350Z?But it says there is one spot for the 350Z.
Oops Im wrong. Sorry. Didn't check. You going for a 350Z?
Me and 5zigen are in the 350zBut it says there is one spot for the 350Z.
Ok well see you on track.Yes. And hopefully I don't get obliterated in the process. I have really been practicing a lot lately (though my TV is broken at this time; should be repaired for the first race). Maybe I'll be helped out by the fact that these cars are grip machines, because that's where I do my best, probably because I was an RS nOOb back in GT5 and am still a racing tire-wonder today.
I'll just go with the GT300 Celica unless/until somebody drops out of GT500.
That is a wise choice there Ryan, I think the GT300s will suit you better
Yes, it definitely would reduce the stress level. But in terms of one lap pace I think I'm really getting there. Just need that consistency which has been nowhere to be found in most of the races I've done.
Same here. Speed is everything if you know how to keep it lap after lap.I have won more races by being the driver who keep it on the island instead of being the driver with the fastest lap. See VLN R2 last year for the best example of that
I agree, but also disagree. Yes you need speed. But in longer races, being a second or so off the pace isn't bad if you're consistent.Same here. Speed is everything if you know how to keep it lap after lap.
after testing GT300's at motegi
IS350 1:51.3XX
BRZ 1:52.0XX
RX7 1:53.8XX
after testing GT300's at GP/F
IS350 1:58.3XX
BRZ 1:58.7XX
IMPREZA 2:00.4XX
all after 5 laps
But when you have the combination, you go beast mode.I agree, but also disagree. Yes you need speed. But in longer races, being a second or so off the pace isn't bad if you're consistent.