The r3v autocross video thread
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Very wide open course today at El Toro, saw third gear three times. 85 degree's and sunny, made for a fun day. Hopefully my inputs are closer to square waves :)
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"The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
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"The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
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This weekend's Spokes autocross used nearly the whole track at Harris Hill Road in Texas. I was a hair from touching the rev limiter in 3rd. I couldn't compete with the high horsepower cars, but I'm pretty happy with my 88.0. My goal was to better 90 seconds, and I did it twice.
Autocross, Forza style.
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Super jelly of you guys and your fast ass courses. I codrove both my cars on R888s today on a super tight course. Had some fun bits but that's about all I can say about it. No spectacular driving since well, it's hard to do anything but understeer and roll your eyes at 20mph.
E46 (50.9 and sloppy driving)
E30 (48.8 but gopro batteries dead, here's a 49.2 with some more sloppy driving)
God super tight courses are annoying. Even in the E30. You could point out that it's still a driving skill to navigate a tight course, but honestly it's just not fun.paint sucksComment
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what the hell is with the sea of cones? At that point it's just visually distracting!Comment
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Yea, no wonder Justin left. That's not worth 3hrs of driving for.Comment
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Would you say that is due to not being as close to the limit as you would be in second? The typical slalom spacing with PCA is around 25 steps which, for my car to be going as fast as i should in second, means banging the revlimiter though it. I also think that is part of what my problem was in the past is not wanting to be on the limiter through it thus going to third before it this time.Hard to do full square waves in a third gear slalom
God super tight courses are annoying. Even in the E30. You could point out that it's still a driving skill to navigate a tight course, but honestly it's just not fun.Plus you have to keep you driving line with in the freeking perimeter cones. Waste of time setting back up when they get hit. BMWCCA autocrosses down here are set up like that.what the hell is with the sea of cones? At that point it's just visually distracting!
That was nice driving in the e30! At around :29 what did you do to initiate the slide/rotation? Lift then steering input?
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Gah I am jelly of you guys already running, my car is still under a snowbank. Nice driving Wh33lhop, especially considering the craptastic course design, that was painful from here.
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Wow, that's an insane number of cones! It really keeps the course tight, and agree about those designs. Do you guys get to see course maps before the events are run?88 325is - S52 powered
Originally posted by King ArthurWe'll not risk another frontal assault, that rabbit's dynamite!Comment
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Yeah they let you see the course map and walk it beforehand, it's just not very fun... Fun for me is putting power down and balancing the car through the right line at high speed, not a quick transition from 20mph left to 20mph right... That is just stupid.
Pretty much. At higher speed the car is more unstable and the weight transfer from flinging it around will be more of a detriment to your times. Depends on the car but it takes a lot more stones to do at 70 than at 40 :p
Thanks, that run was fun but again pretty sloppy. I lifted and tossed it in, then rolled back on it as it started to round the apex. It slid a bit more than I was hoping for, lol.. I think the 48.8 was much cleaner around there.That was nice driving in the e30! At around :29 what did you do to initiate the slide/rotation? Lift then steering input?
i'm guessing co-driver = dead weight lol
Yeah my poor codriver was the dead weight that got dumped.Last edited by Wh33lhop; 03-10-2014, 09:21 AM.paint sucksComment


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