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Shimmy,
Going back to your original question....
My last track day this year was at Brands Indy.
According to my Racechrono software, in my fully spec'd heavy M3, with Kuhmo V70a's, HSD coilovers, and AP front brakes my best time was 57.01 seconds.
I'm still a bit of a novice, so I would have thought a decent driver in a CSL could knock a couple of seconds off that?
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Cheers Paul, sounds like a v good time!Originally posted by Paul_D View PostShimmy,
Going back to your original question....
My last track day this year was at Brands Indy.
According to my Racechrono software, in my fully spec'd heavy M3, with Kuhmo V70a's, HSD coilovers, and AP front brakes my best time was 57.01 seconds.
I'm still a bit of a novice, so I would have thought a decent driver in a CSL could knock a couple of seconds off that?
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Hi,
Andy Prialux was testing on the Brands Indy
circuit in Oct 2008 with the 2007 spec car.
It was in a 2007 WTC spec car, but not the
car he actually races.
Was not cold but not warm that day,
Track was very dry and was quite well 'rubbered',
they were doing some testing on tyres with revised
Suspension settings etc.
His best lap that afternoon was 52 secs +/-,
they said that in full race spec etc then they
would expect about another sec or so off.
What was interesting was they did 2 full on laps
with wets, in the Dry.
Something about how rapid progressive tyre degredation
impacts on suspension and handling.
There was also Z4 M in ETCC spec, but I never saw that do
any laps that afternoon.
Don't know if that tells you much.
Regards,
The Gorilla.
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Kev Clarke's car dips into the 48s on new rubber, too.Originally posted by -NAFUN- View PostGent's e46 was in the 48s earlier this year
Anyhting sub 50 secs is good for a E46 racer. Anything above starts becoming fodder for the E36 GusBus! (best lap 51.1, but will be nearly 1 second better on new rubber)
I think mine and Chalkie's road CSLs used to be in the 54s on cups, but that was a while back so my memory may be wrong!
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I'm at Brands tomorrow in the CSL. I'll be sure to report back just how slow a CSL can be made to go ;-)
whacked some cups on today. I hope that they get significantly better when scrubbed in and warmed up because on the road going home I thought my DSC light had short circuited with the indicators !
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Originally posted by titan View PostI'm at Brands tomorrow in the CSL. I'll be sure to report back just how slow a CSL can be made to go ;-)
whacked some cups on today. I hope that they get significantly better when scrubbed in and warmed up because on the road going home I thought my DSC light had short circuited with the indicators !
still plenty warm enough for Cups:thumbs:
dont worry about times, just bring it home safely titan, we are all holding our breath :whistle:
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