Maybe we could have a series in stock tune cars so we don't have to worry about tweaking the tunes every week?
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TREU racing series
SOULREND KNIGHT- Posts : 85
Join date : 2012-08-11
Age : 54
Location : Lancashire UK
- Post n°52
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jim1 wrote:Maybe we could have a series in stock tune cars so we don't have to worry about tweaking the tunes every week?
That gets my vote, everyone in the same car, it will save a lot of time and its all down to the driving.
Good suggestion Jim.
EighteeN O FivE- Posts : 194
Join date : 2012-08-04
Age : 50
Location : Bristol, England
- Post n°53
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jim1 wrote:Maybe we could have a series in stock tune cars so we don't have to worry about tweaking the tunes every week?
Nice Idea! I've just tried out the 2004 Evo, but I did add race tires, a roll cage & race weight reduction. This made it about A570 & it was a very nice, stable car to drive.
If anyone comes up with a car they like we could always take them for a few practice races first.
EighteeN O FivE- Posts : 194
Join date : 2012-08-04
Age : 50
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- Post n°54
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Me & Blue had a few races in the Evo today & he said its a easy & fun set up to drive! Done a quick mock up paint scheme too...
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that's right, the Evo you have built is very easy and fun to drive. A good choice for a new club series.
I don't know if you have noticed the lap times!!! Normally we are divided by 2 or 3 tenth maximum. In the Evo I am 1,5 to 4 seconds (at Hockenheim tonight) faster than you each lap. Same car, same tune. Have you watched the starts too? On a long straight start like in Barcelona I took off a second from you.
That does not mean that I've improved my driving skill suddenly.
It is the different way we are shifting. You shift manually with auto clutch and I shift totally manually. That gives me a massive advantage.
To even up the chances for everyone I suggest to throw a race clutch into the car. That should help a lot to reduce the advantage for those who are driving without shifting assists.
I hope you enjoyed the time with the sfxm guys tonight. Usually they are driving in another league than we do. Many of them are top100 or at least top200 drivers. The whole club is ranked on a place around 30 on the leaderboards.
I don't know if you have noticed the lap times!!! Normally we are divided by 2 or 3 tenth maximum. In the Evo I am 1,5 to 4 seconds (at Hockenheim tonight) faster than you each lap. Same car, same tune. Have you watched the starts too? On a long straight start like in Barcelona I took off a second from you.
That does not mean that I've improved my driving skill suddenly.
It is the different way we are shifting. You shift manually with auto clutch and I shift totally manually. That gives me a massive advantage.
To even up the chances for everyone I suggest to throw a race clutch into the car. That should help a lot to reduce the advantage for those who are driving without shifting assists.
I hope you enjoyed the time with the sfxm guys tonight. Usually they are driving in another league than we do. Many of them are top100 or at least top200 drivers. The whole club is ranked on a place around 30 on the leaderboards.
EighteeN O FivE- Posts : 194
Join date : 2012-08-04
Age : 50
Location : Bristol, England
- Post n°56
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Was some good races in the X6, although I didnt think a 4x4 would roll like that when hitting a curb! lol
Would they be interested in the stock series? I doubt we will get 16 entries!
I never realized about the clutch issue, this explains some things to me now...
Maybe we should force manual with no clutch & no assists?
Would they be interested in the stock series? I doubt we will get 16 entries!
I never realized about the clutch issue, this explains some things to me now...
Maybe we should force manual with no clutch & no assists?
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- Post n°57
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Yes, it was very funny to see you and senafoxx rolling over absolutely synchronously in front of me. Was a good laugh. Until I hit the wall in the next corner and flipped the car upside down.
To be honest I don't like the idea of forcing people to drive in a way they are not used to. Let anyone drive like he wants to.
You only have to put a race clutch into the car and things are evened out for everybody. Those who shift automatically or half auto will be able to shift as fast as the guys who won't use any shift assist. And the non- assist shifters will loose their advantage.
that's fair to everyone and nobody has to change his style of driving.
I can ask the guys at sfxm to take part in the upcoming series but they are struggeling too to get more than 5 people together for their own lobbies at the moment.
To be honest I don't like the idea of forcing people to drive in a way they are not used to. Let anyone drive like he wants to.
You only have to put a race clutch into the car and things are evened out for everybody. Those who shift automatically or half auto will be able to shift as fast as the guys who won't use any shift assist. And the non- assist shifters will loose their advantage.
that's fair to everyone and nobody has to change his style of driving.
I can ask the guys at sfxm to take part in the upcoming series but they are struggeling too to get more than 5 people together for their own lobbies at the moment.
EighteeN O FivE- Posts : 194
Join date : 2012-08-04
Age : 50
Location : Bristol, England
- Post n°58
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I've tried a manual clutch now & I'm ok going up through the gears but not going down. lol
I'll add a clutch to the tune.
I'll add a clutch to the tune.
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