Best Track Times in a GT4
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There were some quick drivers at Thunderhill this weekend, running with HoD Thursday & Friday, and then the Golden Gate Region PCA Saturday & Sunday. Come on guys! Post those times for the 3 mile cyclone configuration. And the weather was positively mild today for mid-July.
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There were some quick drivers at Thunderhill this weekend, running with HoD Thursday & Friday, and then the Golden Gate Region PCA Saturday & Sunday. Come on guys! Post those times for the 3 mile cyclone configuration. And the weather was positively mild today for mid-July.
our friend pothead did 1:58 with 3 point belt, stock mpsc2. only mods were endless pads and fluid.
i think it will be a while before anyone get close to that.
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Originally Posted by Yargk
I thought I remember hearing he had alignment and some of the necessary parts (like toe links).
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First track day in the GT4.
1:40.4 at Laguna Seca. Completely stock including a crappy stock alignment (-1.8/-1.6). Traction/stability control and auto rev-match off.
I think with a proper track alignment I can shave at least a second or more off. The understeer really curbed my confidence in a few corners. You can see me lifting off the gas and getting back on it quickly to try and get the car to rotate, but even that did nothing.