Trackday GT3 damp
Oct 12, 2010 | 05:46 PM
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Trackday GT3 damp
I was attending a track-day in Holland. My rear cups were done aproxx 1mm left. I have done 1500 miles with them.
Weather was damp and rain later on.
Here is a movie of it.
YouTube - Advevo GT3
Weather was damp and rain later on.
Here is a movie of it.
YouTube - Advevo GT3
Oct 13, 2010 | 05:37 AM
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It s very difficult to make a slide like that with a porsche. If you have the angle to much you go backwards of the track. If the drift angle is not big enough you go in understeer for the second corner. But with a front engined cars it s much easy but with a GT3 it s big challenge everytime. It s a big satisfaction when you have it right.
Oct 13, 2010 | 05:47 AM
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Nice driving, the video just makes me want to have a GT3 and just keep on driving, mountain roads, track day etc. Nice driving skills! I wish you were driving it faster at 2:43-3:00 it seems like it bogged down a bit.
Last edited by MeanMachine; Oct 13, 2010 at 05:51 AM.
Oct 13, 2010 | 06:05 AM
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I wish you were driving it faster at 2:43-3:00 it seems like it bogged down a bit.
Ever tried 1mm thread left on michelin cups in wet and very cold tarmac temps. It was very hard sliding all over the place. The first laps it was damp i pushed harder later on more rain was comming down i could not keep the pace which i was doing earlier on. And i did not want to crash either.
Ever tried 1mm thread left on michelin cups in wet and very cold tarmac temps. It was very hard sliding all over the place. The first laps it was damp i pushed harder later on more rain was comming down i could not keep the pace which i was doing earlier on. And i did not want to crash either. 
