The other night I was in a race where someone Q'd at 201mph. I 've tryed and
tryed and the fastest that I can Q is 199. Any idea's on where they are
getting this extra speed ?
In the manual for N3 it says to adjust the final gear ratio so that the
over-rev light just begins to flicker at the end of the back straight , I
have yet to see the over-rev light come on in forth gear except during a
race while in the draft .Any idea about this ?
See ya on the track RoadKill
What is you final ratio, I run 201 with out a draft and 204 with a draft.
Brian
3.15 have tryed 3.10 3.20 3.25 etc etc but still the higher I go the slower
I go 3.15 seems the best staying low in corners with 75 % tape 100% shocks
I
> > have yet to see the over-rev light come on in forth gear except during a
> > race while in the draft .Any idea about this ?
> > See ya on the track RoadKill
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> What is you final ratio, I run 201 with out a draft and 204 with a draft. > Brian > > The other night I was in a race where someone Q'd at 201mph. I 've tryed > and > > tryed and the fastest that I can Q is 199. Any idea's on where they are > > getting this extra speed ? > > In the manual for N3 it says to adjust the final gear ratio so that the > > over-rev light just begins to flicker at the end of the back straight ,I get the feeling that when qualifying, some people ignore the pit lane speed
limit and blast out of the pits as fast as they can. This gives you a huge
advantage over the ones who don't. To the best of my knowledge you don't get
penalized for this. True?
Zog
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> The other night I was in a race where someone Q'd at 201mph. I 've tryed and > tryed and the fastest that I can Q is 199. Any idea's on where they are > getting this extra speed ? > In the manual for N3 it says to adjust the final gear ratio so that the > over-rev light just begins to flicker at the end of the back straight , I > have yet to see the over-rev light come on in forth gear except during a > race while in the draft .Any idea about this ? > See ya on the track RoadKillYa... Ad Grill Tape 100%
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>The other night I was in a race where someone Q'd at 201mph. I 've tryed
and
>tryed and the fastest that I can Q is 199. Any idea's on where they are
>getting this extra speed ?
>In the manual for N3 it says to adjust the final gear ratio so that the
>over-rev light just begins to flicker at the end of the back straight , I
>have yet to see the over-rev light come on in forth gear except during a
>race while in the draft .Any idea about this ?
>See ya on the track RoadKill
False :)
The pitlimit during qualifying can't exceed 70mph, as it was on the NROS.
Whenever you try to go higher it will slow you back down to around normal
pitspeed. It's some sort of autobrake. That way you can't also cut your
last qualifying lap and plow down in the pits, since it will automatically
slow you down.
The trick is to scrub... scrub scrub scrub scrub them tyres ! ;) (and
having a good setup)
-- (well there is something you could do by cheating, but I won't say this
and it's unfortunate that it's way too easy, compared to the NROS ;( )
-- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard>
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Thanks people, that cleared it up nicely.
Zog
ken have you tried a 3.25 fourth and check your temperature outside the
fastest speeds are generally made at 40 degrees which dega never gets to
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