Pukekohe racetrack setup
- BK
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Pukekohe racetrack setup
Just trying to get setup for the BMW M3 and wondering what sort of times are competitive?
Also how good are the base setups for this track? In Spa I found I got more under steer as the race went on.
Any help would be appreciated
Also how good are the base setups for this track? In Spa I found I got more under steer as the race went on.
Any help would be appreciated
- Riftcreator
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
I've got a setup for each car from one of the guys who race at Race Department (The people who did the mod) I can jump on tonight and flick it to you if you want?
It will need tweaking to suit Pukekohe, but is a good base to start with.
It will need tweaking to suit Pukekohe, but is a good base to start with.
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
sounds good.
I'll be on around 8ish
Thanks
I'll be on around 8ish
Thanks
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
mint as ....can anyone post a track link
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
I wouldn't call this a competitive time, but I'm stuck around the 1m02s mark, but I suspect the more talented ones will be around the 56s mark as a guess ....going to get swamped down the back straight, if only the chicanes at the start of the lap was a little wider the little M3 might have 1/2 a chance of making up some of the lost ground from those long straights
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
I would be surprised if anyone can do a 58. I am struggling to break the one minute mark. Sierra doesn't like coming out of turn 4 (onto the back straight) which is the most crucial corner on the track.
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
Had a run last night on the track. Gordon and Riftcreator joined in as well.
Thanks for the base setup Riftcreator. This felt more stable than the one I have been using.
I managed to get in the mid 62's with the others doing 61's and 60's. Will have to work on driving style to get the times down as two wheels in T3 isn't very good!
Thanks for the base setup Riftcreator. This felt more stable than the one I have been using.
I managed to get in the mid 62's with the others doing 61's and 60's. Will have to work on driving style to get the times down as two wheels in T3 isn't very good!
I agree. I found if you were too fast into T1 & T2 then you had problems getting a fast line out of T4. When this was done well I did a good time.Harding Jr wrote:I would be surprised if anyone can do a 58. I am struggling to break the one minute mark. Sierra doesn't like coming out of turn 4 (onto the back straight) which is the most crucial corner on the track.
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
Some Puke driving comments from Johnny Mac and Andy Booth:
http://www.nzv8s.co.nz/circuit/6/2/Pukekohe.htm
http://www.nzv8s.co.nz/circuit/6/2/Pukekohe.htm
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
hey Rifty dont suppose you would be able to post up the Volvo set from Race Department guys when you have a chance.
Cheers
Cheers
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
Sure, happy to.
Best to do it in game though, for some odd reason when I've sent them in a pm they load as default
I can jump on anytime in the evenings and flick it to you, just let me know when.
Best to do it in game though, for some odd reason when I've sent them in a pm they load as default
I can jump on anytime in the evenings and flick it to you, just let me know when.
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
I have been in the 61's consistently can crack the 60's occassionally. M3 really suffers down the back straight so its important to get the turn in right to carry as much speed as possible through the corners.
Should be a fun night aslong as I get past the first 2 corners
Should be a fun night aslong as I get past the first 2 corners
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
thanks rifty
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
pb 60.5, mostly 61's n 62's on mediums
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Re: Pukekohe racetrack setup
same hereSulley wrote:pb 60.5, mostly 61's n 62's on mediums
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