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- Hollester, Ca.
- shred-tec
I ran some laps today in the 458... Let's start the bidding at 1:26.8xx!
It feels good to get behind the wheel again!
My best lap 127.239, but mostly mid to high 128's
TURTLE RACING LEAGUE - ENDURO Racing Series - PRACTICE TONIGHT!
- Thread starter Psycho Turtle
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My best lap 127.239, but mostly mid to high 128's
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- Winnipeg
- RacingOtaku86
1:26.421 is my best so far. And I have a new race idea for the Enduro Series. Because of what happened the last time I tried to suggest a idea here (I still remember, and I'm still a little PO'ed about it), I'll message the main guys about it, and will not share it here.
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- Burnout2C
Better not steal my fiat idea!
- 1,660
- Winnipeg
- RacingOtaku86
Nope, it was something MUCH better than that.
- 136
- Burnout2C
Soccer on top gear test track?
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- Winnipeg
- RacingOtaku86
No, not that either.
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- Burnout2C
Rally with rear wheel drive cars?
- 386
- Los Angeles, CA
- RidgelineDiv
My best lap 127.239, but mostly mid to high 128's
There is a lot of time to be lost in the first two corners... They are just hard to consistently get right.
Speaking of which, what is the rule for corners 1 and 2 since, you know, we can cut them without getting a penalty...........
Just wondering.
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- Walled Lake
- Friend-29
Ya i have to say the first to and the S bend of the last to corners offer no penalty at all.
Anyhow the best i can muster up is 1:26.372 and yes that is with out cutting the corners. though i am more able at reproducing 1:28s much more. lining up the first three set of corners, and the u turn with the little trek up the hill is the hardest place to gain time. Alot of time can be gain though in the set of turns after the tunnel
I am pretty surprised at how much you can push this thing before losing it.
Also for suggesting ideas how about nascars over at the oval style suzuka course. Watched the full race on you tube today and it looked pretty fun back in the 90s
Anyhow the best i can muster up is 1:26.372 and yes that is with out cutting the corners. though i am more able at reproducing 1:28s much more. lining up the first three set of corners, and the u turn with the little trek up the hill is the hardest place to gain time. Alot of time can be gain though in the set of turns after the tunnel
I am pretty surprised at how much you can push this thing before losing it.
Also for suggesting ideas how about nascars over at the oval style suzuka course. Watched the full race on you tube today and it looked pretty fun back in the 90s
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- Choate51
I am using the G27 and have mapped my menu buttons to the ones on the wheel. In 3 button presses I have a different setting. Playing games like F12012 have helped in my multi-tasking skills.
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- Wisconsin
- martin_ky
Yes I have a G27 and have mapped out my menu buttons to the 4 red buttons on the shifter. I usually ran my brake biasing around the middle (5/5; 4/6; 6/4). I'm now starting at 0/0 and adjusting up from there. I currently reside in Pewaukee and haven't been to Waterford for a few years.
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- Drex81
Since before the update where you could re-map g27 buttons, I double sided taped an old non dual shock controller to my g27 steering wheel center. I have 16+ buttons now! Fits well and you can do anything easily on the fly!
I saw it on here a while ago! Great tip!
I saw it on here a while ago! Great tip!
PSN ID: CasaMofo - Orange Car w/ White Wheels - Car #33. Thanks for the invite. Probably won't be there this weekend for the race, but may join in for practice to get a feel from you guys. Looking forward to next week and beyond! Division 3 Please. Not ready to run with the big guys yet...
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- Indiana
- MBOBB1969
Welcome to the Turtle Racing League CasoMofo.
Hope to see you for Wednesday practice.
Looking forward to racing with you.👍
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- Burnout2C
Could I suggest using the proto one week than using the final on the same track but reversed?
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- Lexington, Ky
- Infinital-NG
Couple things.
1.
I use the buttons on my DFGT for the RA menu, but find sometimes you have to wait for a straight to change it up. I have ideas of buidling a button box that will have a few macro buttons mainly for brake balance (one button +1 front brake, one button -1 front brake....etc)
2.
Chance I won't make it this weekend. Wife wants to go on a road trip on sunday and now she has the idea to drive up Saturday night. :/ Probably won't know for sure until Friday.
3.
ON fumanchu's internet problems. He's most likely going experience some sort of lag anyway being in Hawaii. They have full internet access there, but a limited number of "Pipes" that lead to the mainland. Here in the continental us, when we go to GTplanet.net, there can be a hundred ways those packets are exchanged between us and them. Due to the various routes that can be done. It's the most effiecient/quickest way to get data from point A to point B. In fumanchu environment all data packets from Hawaii have to through a limited number of underwater pipes. Granted I'm sure there a lot, but not nearly as much as we would have on the mainland. So he would have to first go down a clogged pipe (in laymans terms) to get to the US mainland, then his routes to get data open up.
4.
Got a set of G25 pedals on the way. Just gotta do the adapter to hook them up to my DFGT. Woot!
1.
I use the buttons on my DFGT for the RA menu, but find sometimes you have to wait for a straight to change it up. I have ideas of buidling a button box that will have a few macro buttons mainly for brake balance (one button +1 front brake, one button -1 front brake....etc)
2.
Chance I won't make it this weekend. Wife wants to go on a road trip on sunday and now she has the idea to drive up Saturday night. :/ Probably won't know for sure until Friday.
3.
ON fumanchu's internet problems. He's most likely going experience some sort of lag anyway being in Hawaii. They have full internet access there, but a limited number of "Pipes" that lead to the mainland. Here in the continental us, when we go to GTplanet.net, there can be a hundred ways those packets are exchanged between us and them. Due to the various routes that can be done. It's the most effiecient/quickest way to get data from point A to point B. In fumanchu environment all data packets from Hawaii have to through a limited number of underwater pipes. Granted I'm sure there a lot, but not nearly as much as we would have on the mainland. So he would have to first go down a clogged pipe (in laymans terms) to get to the US mainland, then his routes to get data open up.
4.
Got a set of G25 pedals on the way. Just gotta do the adapter to hook them up to my DFGT. Woot!
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- Infinital-NG
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- RacingOtaku86
No, not that either. I'm sorry, but I'm not sharing my idea. I told MBOBB my idea, and I'll explore it further, but it's not going to be here for a while. MBOBB, can I ask you not to share it right now, please and thanks. I may as well be selfish for not telling you guys and/or girls, but I'm still a little peeved from the response some of you gave when I tried a few months ago. So yeah, think what you will, but that's my reason.
