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TBH Had a good start as usual then the lighter, faster cars (better drivers too) overhauled me and I spent all the race touring round on my own with my extra 100kg of self imposed ballast :bigcry::bigcry::bigcry:Originally posted by cslcup View PostAnd Adam, they seemed to miss your bright orange machine out of the footage completely! :bigcry:
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Originally posted by Radders View Postcome on you know you want to... !!! :thumbs:
money - just rob it or lend it
tallent - i aint got any i just drive it as hard as i can and pray i dont hit anything, seems to work :whistle:
if i do it will be in somthing like this or an endurance seat or two maybe
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that LOOKS great fun, until you put ya foot down and the elstic band masquerading as an engine breaks..... Shim these will NEVER haul your hulk about a track mate:hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:Originally posted by shimmy View Postif i do it will be in somthing like this or an endurance seat or two maybe

Damn right!!Originally posted by RussF View PostPlus if we get another standard engined car we could ask for our own class:whistle:
I'm still in favour of the 1400kg minimum weight, I reckon I would be near the front then :supz::hahaha::banghead:
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if i loose another 2 stone ill be lighter than you - and still 6 inches tallerOriginally posted by Hazy View Postthat LOOKS great fun, until you put ya foot down and the elstic band masquerading as an engine breaks..... Shim these will NEVER haul your hulk about a track mate:hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:
yep, for about 2 corners :smokin:Originally posted by Hazy View Post
I'm still in favour of the 1400kg minimum weight, I reckon I would be near the front then :supz::hahaha::banghead:
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Sure fire way to get numbers on grid up.....
standard class, with controlled brakes, suspension.
Standard engine/exhaust.
Standard weight etc.
Controlled cage. Controlled seats.
Only thing to change would be geo settings.
Not only will it increase numbers, make for better racing it will seperate the men from the boys and stop the open wallet guys stomping ahead.
More affordable to for the paupers out there.
Not taking anything away from the decent drivers on the grids, but a more even field will make it better for all parties involved. :thumbs:
Hazy and radders, if you need a driver anytime, Im ya huckleberry.:beer:
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Suppose the problem with that Shane is that if you make it too accessible, wannabe-racers like me could get involved for £15k+ race license, and end up causing inexperienced carnage to the pricier metal :whistle:Originally posted by lawsy View PostSure fire way to get numbers on grid up.....
standard class, with controlled brakes, suspension.
Standard engine/exhaust.
Standard weight etc.
Controlled cage. Controlled seats.
Only thing to change would be geo settings.
Not only will it increase numbers, make for better racing it will seperate the men from the boys and stop the open wallet guys stomping ahead.
More affordable to for the paupers out there.
Not taking anything away from the decent drivers on the grids, but a more even field will make it better for all parties involved. :thumbs:
Not seen Dan for a while, but I see he's put a manual 'box in his car now – just curious but how many cars in the CSL Cup run SMG boxes?
I miss mine – when it worked...
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Off topic but was chatting to a mate who is a designer at xtrac - their seemless shift sequential boxes are 0ms torque interuption on the way up the box and now do clutchless downshifts too! Slightly more money than a Drenth though!
The problem IMO with having a standard class is that most of the people who'd be interested have already set off down one route or another with their car and won't want to swap suspension or change rose joints back to rubber for example to fit a standard class so to make it happen in any great numbers you'd effectly end up with a "standard engine class" rather than getting parity on everything else? Maybe having similar tech rules but 2 power to weight classes would be a way round it?
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Originally posted by _Nathan_ View PostOff topic but was chatting to a mate who is a designer at xtrac - their seemless shift sequential boxes are 0ms torque interuption on the way up the box and now do clutchless downshifts too! Slightly more money than a Drenth though!
The problem IMO with having a standard class is that most of the people who'd be interested have already set off down one route or another with their car and won't want to swap suspension or change rose joints back to rubber for example to fit a standard class so to make it happen in any great numbers you'd effectly end up with a "standard engine class" rather than getting parity on everything else? Maybe having similar tech rules but 2 power to weight classes would be a way round it?
Yeh, maybe gone too far now, but it would make for interesting viewing.
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