braunracing88
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My first car in GT5 was an FTO.
That's how I thought the 86GT was. Polar won't like that... Back on Page 1/2 he was adamant of having a second season of Toyota 86GT.
TDZdaveperhaps if we make it the BR-Z, drop the Subaru WRX's, and replace the FT86 with the Corolla AEROTOURER, same with the mitsi, drop the EVO and use the FTO, same with VW, we could drop the new golf for the old golf or scirocco,
I'm not for the 86/brz/frs in this series. It's a fish out of water. Last season, it was a spec nightmare. It would need to be nerfed pretty heavily from last year.
I'm not for the 86/brz/frs in this series. It's a fish out of water. Last season, it was a spec nightmare. It would need to be nerfed pretty heavily from last year.
Toyota comes good on its promise to launch affordable rear-drive coupe as 86 lands from under $30,000
Toyota has honoured its commitment to produce an exciting new affordable sportscar by announcing a starting price of just $29,990 for the ground-breaking 86 coupe at its official Australian launch today.
polarbear345I strongly disagree. From the cars we've been asked to spec, the minority have been FF's. the majority have been AWD and FR. Last season was a spec nightmare for more than just the 86/frs/brz. The RX-7 was even faster, and believe it or not, a lot of the FF's that people didn't race were about on pace with the FR's that everyone hated.
From last night's test, I believe we are sticking more to last season's race distances and format. This will nearly eliminate the tire wear issues which made the FR cars seemingly so quick.
We aren't really using last year's specs even as a base, since the base spec has been changed from 276, 1100 to 276, 1200. We aren't using the same tires either, which effects specs more than one would think. Current spec is 256, 1230. This seems to be a nice place to begin the pre-season at. At yesterday's testing, Mel and I were close to dead even at motegi, then we went to cape ring inside, which he switched to the Volvo, and we were pretty close (too many incidents to be certain). He had the gearing screwed up in his lancer, so that test didn't show proper results. When the BMW showed up... We both got blown out... And I even added some HP. When we went to trial mountain, Mel was the fastest and I was with the vectra (a Opel car I reckon) so the different tracks will give different cars advantages.
So to even things out-
A diverse schedule
Only spec cars that will be used
Shortish races where tire wear will not have a impact to eliminate that from the issue.
3 door minimum...... not 2 and a trunk.
polarbear345Mel approved it because in the Canadian Touring cars, there is a Hyundai genesis Coupe, so we are using the 86/frs/brz as a replacement.
The Tiburon is in the game,
Yea, maybe 256 HP, if we go in increments. 260 would be ideal, but I'm not sure if people would cheat...
I was dead even with your Lancer at 262 1230. But that BMW was a MONSTER.
TBH, I added some HP to keep up with it at Cape Ring Inside I ran 266... So not much, but I was at least able to keep it in the draft. I still didn't have ANYTHING for him at all. Shall we just ban the car before it gets to the season? The thing is so fast it's not funny....
The 120i ran at base specs (276 HP / 1200 kg) this should explain why it was hard for you to follow with the GT 86.
So, i think if the BMW had 262 HP / 1230 kg it should be even with the toyota
That explains why you were so fast!
Mel approved it because in the Canadian Touring cars, there is a Hyundai genesis Coupe, so we are using the 86/frs/brz as a replacement.
Whatever he says. I thought touring car was 3 doors or more.
I approved it, because I needed your support to start up ITCC season II.
I still think we should run only 3 doors or more. I was getting sick of seeing the lower roofline on the BRZ. It was too low to look like a touring car. Meanwhile, the Evo, Scirocco, Impreza, Golf, Renault Megane, MINI Cooper, and a few others all have a rather large/tall roofline. They look a bit taller, and all fit together, in terms of size.
So, given the research, I'd like to go against the 2-doors.
The FTO and BRZ families are just a bit too aerodynamic, with too good center of gravity etc.; they're a bit faster.
Ideally, I'd also like to see a few people running similar cars (I.e. Teammates.) I don't want to see 16 entirely different cars, and have the field running way too spread out. Everyone seems to have the talent to win, given the right circumstances and accurate specs. But, I don't want to see a BRZ being passed on the straights because nerf, and then getting held up in the corners... That's not fair to the BRZ driver.
Notice the 86GT is faster than the rest except the 120i... It's not fit for this series.
Notice the 86GT is faster than the rest except the 120i... It's not fit for this series.