Providing that the suspension is set up correctly - you should see a difference - have more confidence on track.
It's all about suspension, tyres and ability to use as little brakes as possible. Real men don't brake, remember that.
LOL
lol sure, but you have not said anything to my question, just widely known facts . yes car will be more stable I know with KW susp. I ask how many seconds i can expect
I don't know how many laps you've done or what sort of driver you are, but are you sure your at the limits of the standard setup, if not any gains will probably be down to confidence rather than improvements in mechanical grip, which you could probably achieve with more practice and training.
If you are at limits of the oem setup I'd guess no more 10 seconds. I honestly think it would take years to master the ring, it different everday depending on the weather/temp
I don't know how many laps you've done or what sort of driver you are, but are you sure your at the limits of the standard setup, if not any gains will probably be down to confidence rather than improvements in mechanical grip, which you could probably achieve with more practice and training.
I honestly think it would take years to master the ring, it different everday depending on the weather/temp
exactly:beer:
are you at your limits at the ring yet mr kislik? because I realise now that all the money i have spent on upgrading the car could have been spent enjoying it and upgrading me at the same time:beer:
Super lap.
If that's you driving and in a standard setup I'm afraid I've no worthwhile advice for you.
However, I went from standard to a KW cs , cage, AP setup and it changed my confidence substantially.
I believe 15/20 secs off .
stock car against car with let say KW, headdress and catback, ecu mapping, lighter seats
10s? more?
taking a bit of weight out of the car will amount to faff all. KW - well that depends on how they are setup, I've seen plenty of people "upgrade" to coilovers, have them set wrongly and do "worse".
no doubt about it though, the 'ring lap time does seriously benefit from horsepower as there's plenty of sections to use it.
nightmare question to answer though, unless you had a closed track all to yourself, just picking up 2 cars of traffic can make all the difference...
taking a bit of weight out of the car will amount to faff all. KW - well that depends on how they are setup, I've seen plenty of people "upgrade" to coilovers, have them set wrongly and do "worse".
no doubt about it though, the 'ring lap time does seriously benefit from horsepower as there's plenty of sections to use it.
nightmare question to answer though, unless you had a closed track all to yourself, just picking up 2 cars of traffic can make all the difference...
correct about the traffic but You can fell the difference when no traffic. and yes again Ring is a lot about power, but we know that it's power to weight ratio what makes it fast so if I can 't have more power from the cal maybe i can have less weight :-)
the stock setup is very well compromised for street and track and I don't track in anywhere else than the ring, but still the suspension is a bit weak specially on fast parts like schwedenkreutz it's scary in 240+
Lol, but I meant it,I'm not that sarcastic.
:hahaha:
Looking at the time graphic at the top, I thought it was BTG 7:50?
Either time is a lot faster than anything I've turned in
I wish I had the funds to setup camp and spend a month there, I wonder how many laps you'd need to be competent
My 2 pennuth for what its worth as a newbie at the ring ... Get a cage in before you push any harder in a stock car, 2 reasons, main one being safety , secondly, just caging it is an upgrade of sorts as it will stiffen the car up... Then go from there.
Lol, but I meant it,I'm not that sarcastic.
:hahaha:
Looking at the time graphic at the top, I thought it was BTG 7:50?
Either time is a lot faster than anything I've turned in
I wish I had the funds to setup camp and spend a month there, I wonder how many laps you'd need to be competent
I done an 8.10 BTG with traffic and passenger on far far far too soft springs which where hitting the inner arches like a mofo- carousel was 25-30mph max.
That was approx my 15th lap.
I am quite a quick learner, and I get to a point pretty quick- I reach a point and cant get further, its frustrates at times. This was the main reason I sold my first CSL- different story. People start of slower than me but then catch up and slowly go faster
I reckon on my next visit I could do a 7.50 BTG, on right set-up. I am by no means the greatest driver. My next step is lessons- Shim highly recommends this....
I have a couple of vids with Dunc chasing me doing approx 8.15, I need to upload them to youtube actually.
well I have to mention I spend many many time in 2009 to try to make a super fast lap with my GTR. I finished on 7:57 WHOLE LAP. but it's very very difficult to get a no traffic lap where nobody slows you down in those speeds. I was on I guess 6 public days and 4 or 5 club days like pisten in this year and I believe I get only couple chances to have "empty" track
so I don't believe I can ever go close to 7:50 whole lap with CSL as this was done by some test pilot on CLOSED TRACK.
I just want to go a little quicker and still be safe, means mainly suspension which are a bit weak and the car almost flies at schwedenkreutz from 240 higher (and I can go 260 there with this baby) and also fuchsrohre can be quicker but after the compression there the car is a bit unstable in the upcoming lest corner even when I go 220 in fuchsrohre, but from just power point of view 240 is feasible
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