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Old 10-08-2015, 07:20 AM
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Hi Trackcar

That a great thread. You are running camber: -3F and -2.5R, is that with stock suspension other than shims on the LCA? If so do you know what caster you get at -3F ?

Enjoy your trip it looks fantastic.

JB
Old 10-08-2015, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by aussie jimmy
chris to bullet-train to dijon to cut the mustard with the flying dutchman????
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!
words and pictures please.
Yes champ and can't wait! A most generous opportunity by Trakcar and just too good to pass up. A week till departure!

Photos and posts assured

Originally Posted by TRAKCAR
Just arrived at Hotel Le Castellet, 11 hours straight from Munich with 1 diesel stop.
Mrs TRAKCAR is learning why I sip water on the road
Nice here, right next door to Paul Ricard and the sun was out when we arrived and looks good for the rest of our stay:
Mental note: practise sipping for the next week

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Looks beautiful here. We're doing a fine job of disturbing the peace at the hotel LOL. No access to the track till 16:00 but will see if we can take a peek again later :-)

Looks like an awesome location Pete!
Old 10-08-2015, 09:58 AM
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Haha, yes not easy to overtake trucks with cars hanging next to the trailer :-)
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Amazing view Peter! The car isn't bad either.
Old 10-08-2015, 01:37 PM
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Coming back to reference lap times in Spa/Belgium: Just heard from a friend of mine who was driving in Spa today his 991 GT3 RS that he managed 2.41.8.

And he is a very fast/good driver. No way that 2.34 can be achieved in Spa!
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Originally Posted by TRAKCAR
Haha, yes not easy to overtake trucks with cars hanging next to the trailer :-)
What a gorgeous picture...
Old 10-08-2015, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by GoHardGT3RS
Coming back to reference lap times in Spa/Belgium: Just heard from a friend of mine who was driving in Spa today his 991 GT3 RS that he managed 2.41.8.

And he is a very fast/good driver. No way that 2.34 can be achieved in Spa!
Just for fun comparison, Sabine S did a 2:43 and change in a BAC mono. I remember seeing that video somewhere on youtube.
Old 10-08-2015, 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted by GT3Bang
Hi Trackcar

That a great thread. You are running camber: -3F and -2.5R, is that with stock suspension other than shims on the LCA? If so do you know what caster you get at -3F ?

Enjoy your trip it looks fantastic.

JB
Sorry JB, I don't know Caster numbers.

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Mental note: practise sipping for the next week
Looks like an awesome location Pete!
We do catch up as soon as we arrive

Originally Posted by MTR
Amazing view Peter! The car isn't bad either.
Thank you.

Originally Posted by GoHardGT3RS
Coming back to reference lap times in Spa/Belgium: Just heard from a friend of mine who was driving in Spa today his 991 GT3 RS that he managed 2.41.8.

And he is a very fast/good driver. No way that 2.34 can be achieved in Spa!
Seems very fast but there were no other fast GT3's except Peterfirst and he took off so hard, I had no idea how much faster he went. The second day I picked up pace but a lot of places I was still over slowing/ unclear about ideal corner line / speed / approach so I can see being very slow at Spa.. I felt at Red Bull Ring I pretty much figured it out..

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What a gorgeous picture...
Came out nice :-) thanks.

Originally Posted by MileHigh911
Just for fun comparison, Sabine S did a 2:43 and change in a BAC mono. I remember seeing that video somewhere on youtube.
Not sure how much faster a BAC mono is, but very fast..
Old 10-08-2015, 05:31 PM
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991 GT3 RS cannot do Spa in 2:34.

For reference,

Koenigsegg 1:1 2:33
McLaren P1 2:34

Power helps there.

991 GT3 RS could be able to do a nice high 2:3X but no way 2:34.

The 2.43 seems like a popular figure there, also my fast BMW-friend tested one ordinary 991 GT3 with CUP2 and did 2.43...he knows the place very well.

Last edited by Kaizu; 10-08-2015 at 05:38 PM. Reason: EDIT: I find also vid of 2:32 for Koenigsegg but anyways, I doubt you can do 2:34 in GT3 RS based on all the facts I have.
Old 10-08-2015, 05:42 PM
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Thanks Kai.

Watching video's for tomorrow, hopefully we have the same configuration.
Old 10-08-2015, 06:18 PM
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Looks interesting!
Old 10-08-2015, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by TRAKCAR
Sorry JB, I don't know Caster numbers.
Caster will change whenever you change camber. First time I added negative camber to 997.2 RS and didn't adjust caster tires started rubbing. Reset caster to proper numbers and rubbing disappeared.

Could be aggravating your rubbing issues.
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Anyone know stock caster numbers?
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Pretty sure it is 8-8.5. The number everyone tries to stay under is 9.5 as camber goes more negative
Old 10-09-2015, 02:48 AM
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Originally Posted by MileHigh911
Pretty sure it is 8-8.5. The number everyone tries to stay under is 9.5 as camber goes more negative
For the 991 GT3 front the factory paper says 8.5 but I believe it's wrong and so do others. I haven't around 12 geo sheets from members here showing delivered geo settings and most including myself were delivered around 9-9.5. I moved from factory to -2.15 front and the front castor only changed a little and ended up 9.5 which is about the most you can go without rubbing the liner. Interestingly the car has proven to be no quicker on more aggressive settings and the tyre wear only marginally better. I've had it moved back to factory and it's perfect other than front tyre shoulder wear. For my mix if driving between tracks and on tracks I think around -2.15-2.5 is optimal...


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