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N2k3: Phoenix

2 posts by 2 people · 28 Oct 2003 02:38 UTC - 28 Oct 2003 02:55 UTC

McWhom 28 Oct 2003 02:38 UTC#50556
I like this track and have run a few short races against the AI so far. I am averaging 30.0xx, 30.1xx with a few 29's. I have been able to run this consistently with good tire wear though I have only gone a half a fuel run so far. What I am wondering is if this is pretty good, pretty bad, or a good tire strategy. I ran a 47 lapper on Sierra yesterday and wore the fronts to yellow pretty quickly trying to race other guys so I am thinking tire management is going to be very important here. Does anyone know if anyone has modeled a track with the changes they have made to phoenix? I would love to see it with the wider exit off two, that should really help take some time off. Sean
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Quoted text (7 lines)> I like this track and have run a few short races against the AI so far. I > am averaging 30.0xx, 30.1xx with a few 29's. I have been able to run this > consistently with good tire wear though I have only gone a half a fuel run > so far. What I am wondering is if this is pretty good, pretty bad, or a > good tire strategy. > I ran a 47 lapper on Sierra yesterday and wore the fronts to yellow pretty > quickly trying to race other guys so I am thinking tire management is
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Quoted text (8 lines)> to be very important here. > Does anyone know if anyone has modeled a track with the changes they have > made to phoenix? I would love to see it with the wider exit off two, that > should really help take some time off. > > Sean > >
Those are about the same times I'm running with the fast setup. I ran a 32 lapper online and right front was going yellow at the finish. The best I could do offline was a 29.3. Did a 29.096 online. The top dogs in RASCAR will be doing mid to high 28's. bluestringer

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