Track Days 2019 - Time Trials too
#72
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So I forgot to hand Seamus my phone. So I don’t have his data. In my case, the Apex score went higher and higher and I was at 80% and close in the last session. According to Andrew Rains that is a good score. I’ll have to do some more analysis.
#73
Perhaps you need to move the data to that track attack program. There is a free version.
With the Aim Solo data, I'm able to see "Oh, I can enter West Bend at 65 mph" on my best segment. That way I know not to enter at 63, but to try for 67 mph entry speed. With the right kahunas, you can slowly increase your speeds. But I've also now found that tire pressure is important. So you need to find the perfect tire temp and pressure when you need it most - presumably lap 3 ?? Probably bleed off pressure before each run, although maybe you already do that.
With the Aim Solo data, I'm able to see "Oh, I can enter West Bend at 65 mph" on my best segment. That way I know not to enter at 63, but to try for 67 mph entry speed. With the right kahunas, you can slowly increase your speeds. But I've also now found that tire pressure is important. So you need to find the perfect tire temp and pressure when you need it most - presumably lap 3 ?? Probably bleed off pressure before each run, although maybe you already do that.
#74
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So for two of the three sessions I was going somewhat fast, I had a passenger. That’s probably worth a second there.
In that third session where I did 6 laps with traffic my fastest was a 1:33.
Yes ill I’ll have to look into the track attack program. Also do the other stuff. Wider wheels in the front and full hard on the rear dampers.
In that third session where I did 6 laps with traffic my fastest was a 1:33.
Yes ill I’ll have to look into the track attack program. Also do the other stuff. Wider wheels in the front and full hard on the rear dampers.
#75
Yes I’ll have to look into the track attack program. Also do the other stuff. Wider wheels in the front and full hard on the rear dampers.
Of course, you can also tell from my signature that I simply don't go fast enough.
#76
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Why don't you just go faster. I remember when I ran a 1:18 at Lime Rock and thought I had wrung everything out of the car that I could. You said I could do a lot better and that I should just go faster.
Of course, you can also tell from my signature that I simply don't go fast enough.
Of course, you can also tell from my signature that I simply don't go fast enough.
The car is where it is. At full boil I’m sure a better driver (say Mr. Seamus) could probably get it below 1:30. I’ll work on it. It was warmer in the afternoon too and the car tends to do better in cooler temps and then there was Shiv’s nemesis
see I’m already making excuses so I’m halfway there
#77
Great report Aashish. I see that my absence hasn't changed the driving behavior or my nemesis. But I am pumped to see you competing with the Si. Have you given any thought to adding harnesses and possibly a seat? If you got the snap in style harnesses you could easily throw them in when you are going to track, and have them out the rest of the time. But looking forward to the video!
As the car currently sits, how does it handle at the limit? Does it understeer or is it more neutral. Also correct me if I am wrong, but the Si has a stock limited slip diff right?
I can't even begin to describe how much withdrawal I'm going through not being on track or even being able to drive the s2k. I'm really hoping I'll be able to make it up to a northeast event sometime this year. Keep hammering gents!
As the car currently sits, how does it handle at the limit? Does it understeer or is it more neutral. Also correct me if I am wrong, but the Si has a stock limited slip diff right?
I can't even begin to describe how much withdrawal I'm going through not being on track or even being able to drive the s2k. I'm really hoping I'll be able to make it up to a northeast event sometime this year. Keep hammering gents!
#79
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Great report Aashish. I see that my absence hasn't changed the driving behavior or my nemesis. But I am pumped to see you competing with the Si. Have you given any thought to adding harnesses and possibly a seat? If you got the snap in style harnesses you could easily throw them in when you are going to track, and have them out the rest of the time. But looking forward to the video!
As the car currently sits, how does it handle at the limit? Does it understeer or is it more neutral. Also correct me if I am wrong, but the Si has a stock limited slip diff right?
I can't even begin to describe how much withdrawal I'm going through not being on track or even being able to drive the s2k. I'm really hoping I'll be able to make it up to a northeast event sometime this year. Keep hammering gents!
As the car currently sits, how does it handle at the limit? Does it understeer or is it more neutral. Also correct me if I am wrong, but the Si has a stock limited slip diff right?
I can't even begin to describe how much withdrawal I'm going through not being on track or even being able to drive the s2k. I'm really hoping I'll be able to make it up to a northeast event sometime this year. Keep hammering gents!
#80
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And yes the Si has a factory limited slip diff. At the limit, the car felt planted but any attempt to roll more speed and understeer is experienced.
Come up to Thompson for the July Time Trials. I think you’ll easily walk away with fastest time
Come up to Thompson for the July Time Trials. I think you’ll easily walk away with fastest time