M5 vs 911 turbo
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My favourite track. I still haven't driven it since they reconfigured it. What kind of times does your TT do there now?
I took my corporate cruiser out Saturday:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vhV...&index=2&t=93s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vhV...&index=2&t=93s
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I took my corporate cruiser out Saturday:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vhV...&index=2&t=93s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vhV...&index=2&t=93s
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Yep, the turbo is great but it's good to check if you're just making up for lack of ability once in a while. I really want to take my 991 again but the paint looks so nice after some touch up bumpers and hood and I need to PPF it first. I didn't after same on the turbo and track use shows pretty quick...
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Consistent 1:30-31 without going for broke. I've turned 1:29s and I know the car has 1:28 in it, the new surface has made the track a little faster but the runoff is the same
I've done lots of laps here and it's a really fun track but I have tons of improvement left. Trusting how fast you can really go is half the battle.
I've done lots of laps here and it's a really fun track but I have tons of improvement left. Trusting how fast you can really go is half the battle.
I also have to agree with Carlo, consistently trail braking down to the same maximum apex speed is the hardest part. Data systems help a lot with this but, it still takes a lot of work and practice to get it right every time.
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That runoff area looks like it would keep most sane people from pushing all the way to the limit in most places!
I also have to agree with Carlo, consistently trail braking down to the same maximum apex speed is the hardest part. Data systems help a lot with this but, it still takes a lot of work and practice to get it right every time.
I also have to agree with Carlo, consistently trail braking down to the same maximum apex speed is the hardest part. Data systems help a lot with this but, it still takes a lot of work and practice to get it right every time.
The more you experience how much a well set-up 911 likes trail braking makes you push the limit, but the other end of that is remembering to keep your foot in it when you come out the other end sideways at 70+
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911mhawk you have a bad habit of really making me regret ever selling my dialed in E39 M5....
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Tears....