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- rcb929
Much pain.Our struggle
[ORA] GT Cup [S2] Rcb929 S2 ChampionOpen
- Thread starter Brutaka
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- yuc2002
Has the final round combination been leaked? I know it happened last year (GTR GT3 @spa).
Could it be Nurburgring? or Laguna maybe?
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- TNR_Pfeffer702
Mmmm. Still got my money on GTR LM being the final
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- Brutaka_GT
- Points Table Up.
- Driver's Briefing updated.
- Sign ups for Round 1 active.
- @Leoni Dias has re-joined us as a GT Cup Steward.
- GTWC trophies administered in GTWC thread.
- ORA WEC coming soon!
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- Brutaka_GT
I have a bit of some off-topic questions I want you guys to help me with.
Ok so I want to play Project Cars on the PS4, however, I need a wheel. The only one I can afford without any problem is the T80 (Not that good of a wheel). I planned to get that from the money I will get from trading in my old DFGT and the little bit of extra money I have. (I also plan to sell my G27 Wheel and Stand later on in the year)
My question is should I just buy the T80 now or invest in a T300 until August when I have to go to college. (My parents buying me one won't be an option
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Ok so I want to play Project Cars on the PS4, however, I need a wheel. The only one I can afford without any problem is the T80 (Not that good of a wheel). I planned to get that from the money I will get from trading in my old DFGT and the little bit of extra money I have. (I also plan to sell my G27 Wheel and Stand later on in the year)
My question is should I just buy the T80 now or invest in a T300 until August when I have to go to college. (My parents buying me one won't be an option
)
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- TNR_Pfeffer702
In my opinion, id wait till and get the t300. But you could look on youtube and find some reviews for the T80, and see if you like it. InsideSimRacing might have one.
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- Seaford, New York, L.I.
- rcb929
I bet you could find maybe a pre-owned T300RS for cheaper. If you don't mind me asking, what's your budget?I have a bit of some off-topic questions I want you guys to help me with.
Ok so I want to play Project Cars on the PS4, however, I need a wheel. The only one I can afford without any problem is the T80 (Not that good of a wheel). I planned to get that from the money I will get from trading in my old DFGT and the little bit of extra money I have. (I also plan to sell my G27 Wheel and Stand later on in the year)
My question is should I just buy the T80 now or invest in a T300 until August when I have to go to college. (My parents buying me one won't be an option
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- Brutaka_GT
My guaranteed budget is 250. I may get another $100 if I can trade in my old DFGT to Amazon and it works, and my birthday and graduating is coming up so I may get something there.
Also I started to think about this, Do I want a big hulking wheel setup in my dorm? I can probably fit the T80 on a coffee stand but the T300 might be a bit of a stretch.
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will look to jump in next week if there's space
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- T-n-T-2000
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@Leoni Dias Are you still planning to attend? You have about 5 minutes.
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Race Report:
First off, I wasn't even sure I was going to make it this weekend, there was about a 20% chance I would be able to. The only practice I had was from the weekend before doing only a few laps, and then did a couple laps in the lobby once it opened. The car felt great around the track nonetheless.
Qualifying: knowing I had good pace, my focus was to be hopefully in the top 3. Had a pretty solid lap that managed pole for me.
1st
Race 1: I had a good launch off the start and held 1st through turn 1 which was the most important part. From then on I initially started to slowly build a gap from filo, but he made a few mistakes which gave me a good gap. I made no mistakes the entire race putting in consistent lap times and the fastest lap of the race.
Race 2: Once again I knew the most important thing was to get a good start and hold 1st. I did and led the entire race once again setting my PB of a 48.8
. Once again I made no mistakes but I wasn't so hard on the pace this race in terms of consistent fast pace.
Was a very strong weekend for me, sadly I'll be missing round 2 but I would've loved to race around Tsukuba.
First off, I wasn't even sure I was going to make it this weekend, there was about a 20% chance I would be able to. The only practice I had was from the weekend before doing only a few laps, and then did a couple laps in the lobby once it opened. The car felt great around the track nonetheless.
Qualifying: knowing I had good pace, my focus was to be hopefully in the top 3. Had a pretty solid lap that managed pole for me.
1st
Race 1: I had a good launch off the start and held 1st through turn 1 which was the most important part. From then on I initially started to slowly build a gap from filo, but he made a few mistakes which gave me a good gap. I made no mistakes the entire race putting in consistent lap times and the fastest lap of the race.
Race 2: Once again I knew the most important thing was to get a good start and hold 1st. I did and led the entire race once again setting my PB of a 48.8
. Once again I made no mistakes but I wasn't so hard on the pace this race in terms of consistent fast pace. Was a very strong weekend for me
, sadly I'll be missing round 2 but I would've loved to race around Tsukuba.
