Eifeler

Go to slicks and with enough juice you can play with the gtc3's and slow 4's.

danielyonker

Does anyone know what the maximum number of cars allowed on the track is? Is there a limit? I'm all about capitalism, but it seems SunCoast is walking the line between revenue and safety. Looking fun to yet another Sebring event in 4S, regardless.

Nizer

This 3.8 996-thing is really under your skin Mike. Feel like swapping cars? Mine's legal....really.

Eifeler

I don't recall the number but think the calculation is based on cars per mile of track. Last year we had 70+ cars. If everyone stays cool there is enough room after the first lap.

MRW

I thought the number was 20 cars/mile, which, with race weekend attrition, puts us in the ballpark.

John H

I always heard it was 25. At least that's what they say at Mid-Ohio.

John H

"juice" equals "*****". I am going to check mylaps just to see if a 4R car can run similar laptimes to the GTC3's. It is a newly interesting proposition to me.

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Astroman

From what I have observed, it's pretty tough for well-driven GT3R cars to keep up with well-driven 6Cups, much less GT4 cars. And this is especially true at the big tracks...

Eifeler

*****, power and slicks should put an R in the mid-high teens which will be enough to take on 6Cups.

analogmike

We'll find the 3.8's at Sebring, you don't have to worry but others will.

John H

I looked at 2011 Road America results and the top 4R cars are right there with some of but not the top GTC3 cars.

Astroman

I stand corrected!

PedroNole

A well-driven 4R will certainly keep up with some mid-back pack C3's but only due to driver...

It's about time you came to PCA and quit beating up on the HSR guys...

Nizer

So no trade?

SoClose

As a GT driver, my concern is always with some Cup Car drivers that have litttle experience running with cars like ours. At 2300# with driver, my car stops and corners quite a bit differently...
Overall, it has usually quite a blast.