That looks good to me
Hi guys. Hope you're all well...
seeing as most people are debating car choice and rules, i have an idea for the way the threads are presented and organised:
how about having a main 'Hub' page which, along with containing info on all the rules and procedures (as the current one does) also contains links to a sign-up form and a link to the current week's race thread meaning the race thread itself is kept simple and tidy (no need for the rules and procedures to be posted as it can be linked back to the OP)
e.g.
GTP WSGTC
[pictures etc]
GT500 Sign-up
GT300 Sign-up
(these two would link straight to an easy-to-complete form which should help admin to organise and monitor the numbers in each class)
[Race Schedule:
(race number/date/time): Rolex GT
(race number/date/time): Corkscrew GT
(race number/date/time): Autobacs GT
(race number/date/time): Nismo GT
(race number/date/time): Polyphony GT
etc...]
(here, WSGTC is in the second week - so the second week's race is a link which directs straight to the Corkscrew GT thread, while the others are plain text until the the new thread is opened...i've used the old Corkscrew GT thread in the link, in case people are getting confused - this is just an example)
[points tables]
[rules and procedures]
etc...
what do you guys think though? would it simplify or just confuse?
EDIT: also, a link to a page (a simple spreadsheet?) to the official Driver/Car/PP limits would be great
How about remove one of the Suzuka races and add Tsukuba?
In that way, the type of tracks will be more diverse, and the GT300 class will have a great race here as well. I think that a GT500 race here can be epic as well. Is this something we can concider?
About the race schedule: I think we should swap Nurb 24h with Monaco because then there's not 2 Change Weather races after one another, and so that there's a 3 race gap between all 3 endurances races.
Track for the finals I think would be good if we had a GT made track like Trial mountain or GV where there would be more overtaking? In my opinion - same track for quarters and semis but different for the final.
Agrred about the thread. 👍 I don't mind either way we did it, but if I had to choose I would leave it the way it is now.
Looks and sounds good to me. Only one thing I'd do is swap Monaco with Indy so we don't have two similar circuits one after the other (tight infield, long straight with banked corner), but that's purely nitpicking from me
It looks good 👍
I have all the GT300 cars, standard and premium.Would be great if someone could collect all specs from all of the GT300's as well. Someone got all of them?
IMO power and weight are more difficult to check than PP, especially since it looks like some cars will have various upgrades allowed which makes the stage2/stage3 combinations harder to check. I'm sure either system can be made to work but IMO PP is easier.I don't think that we got any cheaters among us, just saying that it's quite easy to make sure the drivers add weight instead of removing DF and HP.
Sigh. Seems to restrictive, I don't see how this can work in GT300. People don't show up for races and now will block cars, newcomers' car choice will be severely limited. I'd rather create some kind of "market economy" where car selection is more liberal but if too many people pick the same car the car's PP limit would be reduced, making the other cars more attractive.Car selection: We are going to race with teams this season as it looks for now. That will automaticly limit the amount of cars to 2 from each livery. We could allow a team to change car after 5 races, but only to a car that is not occupied by another team. In GT500, there will be a lot of cars to pick, but I'm not so sure about the GT300's. It depends on if we can get all of them equal.
Sigh. Seems to restrictive, I don't see how this can work in GT300. People don't show up for races and now will block cars, newcomers' car choice will be severely limited. I'd rather create some kind of "market economy" where car selection is more liberal but if too many people pick the same car the car's PP limit would be reduced, making the other cars more attractive.
I can start with some of my testing for GT500's. I won't post any lap times. Think it's much better if you guys try the cars with an oen mind. I'll post my suggested PP and anyone can try that car out and have a say. At the moment, my testing has been off-line, so I'm not sure if the suggested PP's/Tunes will work out that well in on-line. But it's a start. The car that we use for reference is the Nissan CALSONIC IMPUL GT-R. All cars are tested with max aero.
Nissan CALSONIC IMPUL GT-R
Compl. stock
1100 kg
518 bhp
610 pp
PL: -
Toyota CASTROL TOM'S SUPRA
Turbo stage 2
1150 kg
499 bhp
616 pp
PL: 92,3%
Honda ARTA NSX
Engine stage 3
1100 kg
503 bhp
601 pp
PL: 92,4%
Lexus PETRONAS TOM'S SC430
Turbo stage 2
1100 kg
503 bhp
609 pp
PL: 95,6%
Feel free to try these cars out at any track and have a say. 👍
I remember testing the IS200 GT1 in pre-season and it was slow. But I tested it for proof anyway.
Car - Time - BHP - Weight - PP - Top speed home straight - Speed at apex of 1st Schumacher S - Top speed back straight - Mods
IS200 GT1 - 2:03.253 - 380 - 1010 - 533 - 149.5 - 104 - 147 - All engine tuning and stage 3 turbo
You can compare it to the other cars here.
Seemed to be slow even without being power limited, probably because it only has 20/50 aero whereas all the other gt300 cars have 35/60.
Ok, so it's a bit slow then. That's a shame, would've been great with another car to the GT300 grid.
Perhaps a stupid question, but did you upgrade it with fully adjustasble suspention, fully adjustable gearbox, manifold, titanium exhaust, and everything else that can be bought for the car?
Denilson, I'll be glad to help when needed as a steward/capable host. I enjoy watching and analyzing the replays almost as much as driving.
About the touring cars...the IS200 touring car is definitely too slow. The BMW 320i touring car is a little faster but still too slow for the GT300 class.