Prepping for BSP
Our "big" events in the Northeast are in the first half and I want to win. I'm most concerned about the torque disadvantage for the prosolos and it looks like we'll have two local ProSolos next season.
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Well today just got awesome. My e-brake will get lonely though if we're not in the same lot at DC...
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The potential new site. It is dependent on a bunch of factors. It would be very early in the year again.
The potential new site. It is dependent on a bunch of factors. It would be very early in the year again.
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I would focus on the other stuff before switching out motors. The 2.0 isnt that weak. Both motors still bog with race rubber and spin on slick/cold surfaces ... then its all driver. I have launched against enough AP1s to know there is little visual difference. The only factor is how each car will reach to BSP trim?
-Marc
That was probably my worst event of the whole year. BSP only ran on Saturday. I can't find the results, but probably 2-3s or so on Saturday. I was 7.5s quicker than Steve (driving Jon's STR car) in total time at Nationals.






