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Old 08-05-2014 | 10:25 AM
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Really excited to find out how my GT3 will perform compared to my 2011 BMW E92M3 (with aero, BBK, KW CS and 285 RS3 square). 1,900 break-in miles to go.....

What sort of lap times are GT3s getting in CA tracks these days?

[My M3/GT3 Lap Times]

BRP CW13: 1:58.10/TBD
ACS Roval: 1.51.20/TBD
BW: 1:33.10/TBD
SOW CCW: 1:28.50/TBD
CVR CW: 2:05.30/TBD

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Old 08-05-2014 | 12:27 PM
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1900 break in miles???

what????!!!
Old 08-05-2014 | 04:31 PM
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Sounds like Mike in CA needs to set the record straight so this guy can begin enjoying his car much sooner
Old 08-05-2014 | 04:55 PM
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1900 break in miles???

what????!!!
Originally Posted by CAlexio
Sounds like Mike in CA needs to set the record straight so this guy can begin enjoying his car much sooner
Sure, Alex, put the pressure on me!

The manual says under 4500 rpm for 2000 miles.

Word from my friend at Porsche Motorsport is keep the engine under 7K for the first 4-500 miles then step up revs gradually until 800 miles by which time the car as whole should be broken in.

FWIW, I've kept mine under 5K RPM for the first 750, under 7k from 750-1000, and am beginning to extend from there. Compromise.

TEHO.

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Originally Posted by CALSE
Really excited to find out how my GT3 will perform compared to my 2011 BMW E92M3 (with aero, BBK, KW CS and 285 RS3 square). 1,900 break-in miles to go.....

What sort of lap times are GT3s getting in CA tracks these days?

[My M3/GT3 Lap Times]

BRP CW13: 1:58.10/TBD
ACS Roval: 1.51.20/TBD
BW: 1:33.10/TBD
SOW CCW: 1:28.50/TBD
CVR CW: 2:05.30/TBD
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Old 08-05-2014 | 11:34 PM
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42 miles., Dealer to track. Works! Allan
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Does BW = Big Willow? IF so, it's more commonly abbreviated as WSIR. BW usually = Buttonwillow. If I'm off base, that may be the fastest time at Buttonwillow I've ever seen!
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I got the following times on my two favorite So Cal tracks...

Chuckwalla CW - 2:00.1 (NT01s/RAs)
Chuckwalla CW - 1:57.3 (R6s)
Buttonwillow 13CW - 1:57.7 (NT01s/RA1s...haven't run BW with R6s yet)
Buttonwillow 1CW - 2:03.2 (NT01s/RA1s)

Can't wait to get out to Buttonwillow in the fall/winter and that new surface.
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Originally Posted by ChrisF
Does BW = Big Willow? IF so, it's more commonly abbreviated as WSIR. BW usually = Buttonwillow. If I'm off base, that may be the fastest time at Buttonwillow I've ever seen!
That would be a really fast time! For me......

BW=Big Willow
BRP=Buttonwillow Raceway Park
SOW=Street of Willow
ACS=Auto Club Speedway
CVR=Chuckwalla Valley Raceway
Old 08-06-2014 | 05:41 AM
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Originally Posted by usctrojanGT3
I got the following times on my two favorite So Cal tracks...

Chuckwalla CW - 2:00.1 (NT01s/RAs)
Chuckwalla CW - 1:57.3 (R6s)
Buttonwillow 13CW - 1:57.7 (NT01s/RA1s...haven't run BW with R6s yet)
Buttonwillow 1CW - 2:03.2 (NT01s/RA1s)

Can't wait to get out to Buttonwillow in the fall/winter and that new surface.
Nice. Those are some fast times. Really excited to see what this car can do now!
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Originally Posted by CALSE
Nice. Those are some fast times. Really excited to see what this car can do now!
I'm sure you'll be a good rabbit for me. Come out to the POC and PCA DE events in Oct/Nov at Chuckwalla and Buttonwillow.
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Hi, Since I'm moving from Chicago to North LA in Oct, I think Willow is the best bet??? Please advise.. I'm going to hit the Calif Superbike School at 'Streets of Willow' in Sept (Laguna Seca is sold out) .. but since this might be my new track, it could be a good thing.. Cant wait..
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Originally Posted by LateBrake911
Hi, Since I'm moving from Chicago to North LA in Oct, I think Willow is the best bet??? Please advise.. I'm going to hit the Calif Superbike School at 'Streets of Willow' in Sept (Laguna Seca is sold out) .. but since this might be my new track, it could be a good thing.. Cant wait..
Chuckwalla has the smoothest flowing track in So Cal and Buttonwillow is super fun and just got fully repaved. I'm not a big fan of Big Willow and Streets of Willow.
Old 08-06-2014 | 06:50 PM
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Streets surface is a bit of a hot mess but it's easy to get to and very technical as far as corner layout etc. I always have fun when I am there. Certainly you aren't going to get crazy high speed like big willow but still lots of elevation change. Personally Laguna Seca is my favorite, but it's a long way from LA ...unless you get someone to trailer your car up for you and then just fly into Monterrey airport...then its time wise closer than Streets...just sayin
Old 08-07-2014 | 03:30 AM
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Originally Posted by LateBrake911
Hi, Since I'm moving from Chicago to North LA in Oct, Cant wait..
Welcome back to the West Coast. You will get to enjoy your GT3 all year around. I was stuck in O'hare airport for past 36 hrs due to sever thunderstorms and my flight was cancelled. I don't think I can ever live in Chicago. Mark


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