> > I know, we havent raced Atlanta yet. But I wanted to get some times from
> you
> > guys. What are ya running? I havent practiced yet but hopefully I will
> have
> > time tonight to give that fast setup a whirl. So, what kind of times are
> > ya'll turning at atlanta with the fast setups?
> > grub
bluestringer
just hit the 29.3's, but it might not matter much here, 15 laps and my
fronts are yellow.
> > Stick a fork in me, I'm done. Could only get into the low 30's.
> > bluestringer
> just hit the 29.3's, but it might not matter much here, 15 laps and my
> fronts are yellow.
> > > Stick a fork in me, I'm done. Could only get into the low 30's.
> > > bluestringer
> > just hit the 29.3's, but it might not matter much here, 15 laps and my
> > fronts are yellow.
bluestringer
noticed the bottoming out thing myself. Ran a race on Sierra a minute ago at
54 deg, it was even worse.
> > I did a 29.4, but I'm bottoming out in 1 and 3, and sliding the front.
> Tires
> > don't last long.
> > bluestringer
> noticed the bottoming out thing myself. Ran a race on Sierra a minute ago
at
> 54 deg, it was even worse.
Tim
> > > I did a 29.4, but I'm bottoming out in 1 and 3, and sliding the front.
> > Tires
> > > don't last long.
> > > bluestringer
> > noticed the bottoming out thing myself. Ran a race on Sierra a minute
ago
> at
> > 54 deg, it was even worse.
> 29.7 consistently for 18 laps, RF went yellow by lap 20.
> Is it just me or is the "bottoming out" more pronounced post patch?
> Tim
It's not you, I think it even says that in the readme for the patch.
Jan.
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No... not terribly. I really should get out there and see what wear is like
with the <fast> setup.
Jan.
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I ran 28.4s in a draft during an open setup race earlier this week, so the
faster guys should be high 28's on their own. Using the <fast> setup that'll
problaby junk the tyres in under 20 laps, but that's good. <g>
Jan.
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Avoid the rabbits, let 'em run. If traffic lets you keep a smooth line, start
out in the high 29s. 29.8 or higher. But stay as smooth as possible. A 29.8
with you having to steer all over cause of traffic will do just as much harm to
the tires as a flat out 29.2 with no traffic.
If you can stay easy on the tires early you'll make the full fuel run on tires
and you won't drop off pass low to mid 31s.
--
Tim White
> Avoid the rabbits, let 'em run. If traffic lets you keep a smooth line,
start
> out in the high 29s. 29.8 or higher. But stay as smooth as possible. A
29.8
> with you having to steer all over cause of traffic will do just as much
harm to
> the tires as a flat out 29.2 with no traffic.
> If you can stay easy on the tires early you'll make the full fuel run on
tires
> and you won't drop off pass low to mid 31s.
> --
> Tim White
> > This track eats the tires. After 20, im toast. I have driven a half a
dozen
> > lines still getting the same results. The question now is how many laps
will
> > it take ginger on a green flag run to lap me if I am trying to preserve
my
> > tires?. The answer is 30. And that my friend, is not good.
> > grub
