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^ who was at fault ?

Long story short, everyone.


Ciro ran me on to the far, far, far inside while I tried to pass, I ended up hitting a wall, over-corrected, touched grass, lost the back end and polar was there to collect me.
 
Long story short, everyone.


Ciro ran me on to the far, far, far inside while I tried to pass, I ended up hitting a wall, over-corrected, touched grass, lost the back end and polar was there to collect me.
Actually you collected me
 
I was sideways in front of you. Word that how you will, and remember that English isn't specifically my first language.
You were already wrecking and just took me with you. I was just trying to make the corner. You even said you were sorry in the lobby. Just correcting your mistake, so buck doesn't think I caused the wreck.
 
Has anything fallen off it yet ? :sly:
Nah far from it, it's a dream to drive and it pulls like a train for a diesel, I'm getting it remapped soon which will give it an extra 50bhp
 
I think I'll try out for the BMW too in case I don't land the spot with Honda.

I've been out of action for a few days and will be for a few more days due to medical issues so I haven't been getting much practice and will likely need a backup.

BMW is a factory team, right? :scared:
 
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Long story short, everyone.


Ciro ran me on to the far, far, far inside while I tried to pass, I ended up hitting a wall, over-corrected, touched grass, lost the back end and polar was there to collect me.

Except I didn't race at Brands Hatch... :P
 
@ITCC_Andrew Well Hyundai drives nice but at Ascari it is 1.7sec slower than Honda/Mini/Ford but on par with Eclipse.

Need to test the rest though.
BTW Mini needs decent Tranny knowledge and or setting by the way. And even with that your not fast on straights (topspeed-wise). But the handling is superb because of the oversteer it has you just have to use it (Honda and Ford have it too ;))
 
"Parts list for all cars:
Citroën:


285 hp., 1200 kg., 468 pp

All suspension and driveline bits
Racing Medium Tires (RM) and Racing Hard Tires (RH)
Racing Intermediates (IM) and Racing Wets (W) Tires

GT Auto:
Aero Kits Type A - Rear Wing Type A
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash (keep 'em clean!)

Engine:
Power Limiter: 80.6%
Engine Tuning - Stage 1
Sports Computer
Semi-Racing exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake
Mid-RPM Range Turbo

Weight:

Ballast: 56 kg.
Weight Reduction: Stage 2
Carbon Hood (painted or not)
Window Weight Reduction
Peugeot:

285 hp, 1200 kg. 469pp

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Aero Kits Type C - Custom Rear Wing - Height +0 - Width -5
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash

Engine:
Power Limiter - 91.8%
Engine Tuning - Stage 1
Sports Computer
Semi-Racing Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning
Normal Turbo

Weight:
Ballast - 95 kg.
Weight Redux. - Stage 3
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux.
Honda: (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

285 hp, 1260 kg. 458pp

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Aero Kits Type B
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash

Engine:
Power Limiter - 84.4%
Engine Tuning - Stage 1
Sports Computer
Semi-Racing Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning
Low RPM Turbo

Weight:
Ballast - 120 kg.
Weight Redux. - Stage 1
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux.
Ford: (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

280 hp., 1200 kg., 463 pp

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Aero Kits Type A
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash
Engine:
Power Limiter - 83.5%
Engine Tuning - Stage 1
Sports Computer
Sports Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning
Normal Turbo

Weight:
Ballast - 2 kg.
Weight Redux. - Stage 3
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux.
MINI:

285 hp., 1200 kg., 465pp

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash

Engine:
Power Limiter - 84.3%
Engine Tuning - Stage 1
Sports Computer
Racing Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning
High RPM Turbo

Weight:
Ballast - 70 kg.
Weight Redux. - Standard
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux.
Volvo:

285 hp, 1200 kg., 471pp

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Aero Kits Type B
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash

Engine:
Power Limiter - 75.1%
Engine Tuning - Normal
Sports Computer
Sports Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning
High-RPM Turbo

Weight:
Ballast - 29 kg.
Weight Redux. - Stage 3
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux.
Renault:

285 hp., 1200 kg., 462pp

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Aero Kits Type A - Custom Rear Wing - Width -3
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash

Engine:
Power Limiter - 87.4%
Engine Tuning - Stage 1
Sports Computer
Sports Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning
Low RPM Turbo

Weight:
Ballast - 62 kg.
Weight Redux. - Stage 1
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux.
Alfa Romeo:

285 hp., 1200 kg., 466pp

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Custom Rear Wing - Height -5 - Width -10
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash

Engine:
Power Limiter - 88.8%
Engine Tuning - Normal
Sports Computer
Semi-Racing Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning

Weight:
Ballast - 44 kg.
Weight Redux. - Stage 2
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux.
BMW:

285 hp., 1200 kg., 462pp

Note: ITCC 5's ONLY rear-wheel-drive car!

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Rear Wing Type B
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash

Engine:
Power Limiter - 92.4%
Engine Tuning - Stage 1
Sports Computer
Racing Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning
High RPM Turbo

Weight:
Ballast - 107 kg.
Weight Redux. - Stage 3
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux.
Mazda:

285 hp., 1200 kg., 463pp

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Aero Kits Type A - Custom Rear Wing - Height -9 - Width -5
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash

Engine:
Power Limiter - 87.1%
Engine Tuning - Normal
Sports Computer
Racing Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning
High RPM Turbo

Weight:
Ballast - 0 kg.
Weight Redux. - Stage 3
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux.
Mitsubishi:

295 hp., 1260 kg., 470pp

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Custom Rear Wing - Height +0 - Width -3
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash

Engine:
Power Limiter - 78.1%
Engine Tuning - Normal
Sports Computer
Racing Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning
Supercharger - NOT ALLOWED

Weight:
Ballast - 0 kg.
Weight Redux. - Stage 3
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux.
Hyundai:

275 hp., 1200 kg., 462pp

All suspension and driveline bits
RM/RH/IM/W tires

GT Auto:
Custom Rear Wing - Height -9 - Width - 2
Oil Change
Anything else desired/necessary
Car Wash

Engine:
Power Limiter - 93.4%
Engine Tuning - Stage 2
Sports Computer
Racing Exhaust
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Sports Catalytic Converter
Sports Intake Tuning
Normal Turbo

Weight:
Ballast - 50 kg.
Weight Redux. - Stage 3
Carbon hood
Window Weight Redux."

Some of my cars do not have these parts. These parts are just recommended? Or they must be fitted?​
 
@Harsk100, they're very important. I'm using the parts to balance the cars. Cars with slow acceleration are getting more torque at the same horsepower.

@buck1, I'd venture to say good... You're ToS, check the ToS times for each car again. :)
 
Just trying the focus atm .6 off :confused: isn't it supposed to be better than most of the other cars at this spec ? I will look for a tune on here , then try it again.
 
@buck1, I'll have to re-test... For me the cars were even at Motegi East. I'm wondering now, whether PD changed physics on me.... :mad:

@Harsk100, disqualified will be the second time. First time will be 30-60 second time-based penalty.
 
So I have to apply these required parts for my cars!

There is no point NOT running with them. 95% of the time in BHP limited regulations its faster to add every power mod and just whack on the power limiter. PP limited regs its a different story.

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Which brings me onto my next point Mel. Its all well and good telling people what parts to use, but how are you able to police it fairly?
 
I have several methods. Only the ToS and those interested will be informed of the methods.

With that in mind, I'll give you several clues: numbers, RPM, boost, pp, sounds etc., can all be used to tell a car which is good from one which is bad.
 
I have several methods. Only the ToS and those interested will be informed of the methods.

With that in mind, I'll give you several clues: numbers, RPM, boost, pp, sounds etc., can all be used to tell a car which is good from one which is bad.
Do replays now correctly show turbo boost?
 
Do replays now correctly show turbo boost?

Some cars shouldn't have boost at all. If there's a boost gauge, at all, it's not in spec.


I'll PM you specifics, which I don't feel should be publicly known - so people are unable to cheat the system.
 
Some cars shouldn't have boost at all. If there's a boost gauge, at all, it's not in spec.


I'll PM you specifics, which I don't feel should be publicly known - so people are unable to cheat the system.
Last time I checked, boost gauges weren't showing even on cars with turbo's. I could be wrong though.
 
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