Rennlist iRacing thread
#1968
Turns out I lost control many times …. but I did have fun …. and no longer an on track iRacing virgin! I think I prefer the track car to the C-spec (which seems to roll at the blink of an eye) …… but I'll stick with it and see y'all on Wed night!
#1970
Very fun session. Picked up a lot of speed once I started braking earlier, and trail braking some in certain corners to carry that rotation through the corner. It's a rather tricky car to drive. I'd be fine switching to the track car though I haven't driven it yet.
Tom R
Tom R
#1971
This was fun! I don't know what it was in the set-up, maybe I racing changed it a little, but I flat out tipped over in a couple of turns. How does that happen?
I apologize to a couple of racers as I did not see you next to me and came in on you. Maybe I should expedite shipping on three monitors!
I apologize to a couple of racers as I did not see you next to me and came in on you. Maybe I should expedite shipping on three monitors!
#1973
The Tudor scheduled races I put at night and the pca as day for Sebring and Daytona. I'll make you guys admin on those races when I go back in to change the cars.
#1974
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From: In the garage trying to keep boost down
this was a good session. for 2 days i couldn't get anything lower than 1:35. this session i was able to get in the 1:28s. i know i can go faster but my car is on the edge. On some turns it just flips over.
#1976
For all the guys flipping, do you see the double high curbing ala F1? So the curbing closer to the track is low and safe to hit, but if you cut the corner just a bit more you hit that taller curbing and if you don't immediately take out any steering, you'll go 2 wheeling or flip?
#1979
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From: In the garage trying to keep boost down
#1980
good times last night boys... I agree with the track over c-spec call. out of the gate, the track version rotated much better and was much more forgiving. I spent a lot of time tweaking set-up in the c-spec before our session, and still couldn't get the car to behave (could only get my times down to low 1:29's). Tried Sean's shared set-up (thank you sean) and I dropped 2 seconds on my second lap (1:27.2)... however, even that set-up was twitchy and unforgiving. I tried to replicate the set-up from the track version (copying spring rates, ride height, shock settings, etc), and it wouldn't work either... I'm sure there is a sweet spot in the c-spec set-up (clearly a few of the guys running in the 1:24 range figured it out), but I'd rather focus on the driving and not car set-up.