PCA Motorsport Ranch (MSR) Club Race
11-02-2012, 01:53 PM
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Not sure where the hp/wt ratio is on this car but his lap time is within 1/2 second of the GTS3 record. I'd say that's more than pretty decent.
11-02-2012, 03:27 PM
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"no other changes" would be a GTS4 car, he'd need 70lbs of ballast to run in 3(not hard), or a small detune. It would be nice to see some SP996's in 3 and SPB's in 2.
11-02-2012, 04:38 PM
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Not when I was the class director!
The ratio is 11:1 on any R-compound tire, so as Greg mentioned, just add some ballast/run heavy on fuel and you can get there. NASA is a fantastic group to run with and they have 6 events/year all within a 5 hour tow of MSR-C. Despite rumors to the contrary, contact is not an issue in the TX region.
Jay Matus, who has a NASA National Championship in GTS3, owns the track record somewhere around 1:19.3 if I remember right (give or take a tenth).
The ratio is 11:1 on any R-compound tire, so as Greg mentioned, just add some ballast/run heavy on fuel and you can get there. NASA is a fantastic group to run with and they have 6 events/year all within a 5 hour tow of MSR-C. Despite rumors to the contrary, contact is not an issue in the TX region.
Jay Matus, who has a NASA National Championship in GTS3, owns the track record somewhere around 1:19.3 if I remember right (give or take a tenth).
11-02-2012, 05:23 PM
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Not when I was the class director!
The ratio is 11:1 on any R-compound tire, so as Greg mentioned, just add some ballast/run heavy on fuel and you can get there. NASA is a fantastic group to run with and they have 6 events/year all within a 5 hour tow of MSR-C. Despite rumors to the contrary, contact is not an issue in the TX region.
Jay Matus, who has a NASA National Championship in GTS3, owns the track record somewhere around 1:19.3 if I remember right (give or take a tenth).
The ratio is 11:1 on any R-compound tire, so as Greg mentioned, just add some ballast/run heavy on fuel and you can get there. NASA is a fantastic group to run with and they have 6 events/year all within a 5 hour tow of MSR-C. Despite rumors to the contrary, contact is not an issue in the TX region.
Jay Matus, who has a NASA National Championship in GTS3, owns the track record somewhere around 1:19.3 if I remember right (give or take a tenth).
11-04-2012, 12:15 AM
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11-12-2012, 02:32 PM
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Didn't the PCA steward, Jon Crosby, tell us the points races were both sprints and not the enduro? Rennpoints is not reflecting this. I tend to wonder off mentally during meetings so I'm double checking.
11-12-2012, 02:35 PM
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11-12-2012, 02:47 PM
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You are correct, John did say both sprints were the points races. Think it is just listed wrong on Rennpoints.
11-12-2012, 03:52 PM
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11-12-2012, 04:59 PM
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Oh, we have PLENTY of emissions in Texas! Almost as many as there are in OK!