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lap times at lowes

5 posts by 5 people · 06 Oct 2003 16:08 UTC - 07 Oct 2003 22:47 UTC

Brian Postma 06 Oct 2003 16:08 UTC#52447
Last night I ran my first post patch laps at Lowes. I ran 50 laps on Fast then 50 laps on Expert. Blap on Fast was 30.133 and on Expert Blap was 29.699. Both seem fairly comfortable except I am bottoming out into 1 and out of 2 with Expert. I am going to use Expert as a starting point and will adjust ride height to work on the bottoming out. Are those times in range for those setups? What should I work on to get the times down? Also what tire temps are you seeing with these setups? thanks bpostma
"Brian Postma" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (15 lines)> Last night I ran my first post patch laps at Lowes. I ran 50 laps on > Fast then 50 laps on Expert. Blap on Fast was 30.133 and on Expert > Blap was 29.699. Both seem fairly comfortable except I am bottoming > out into 1 and out of 2 with Expert. I am going to use Expert as a > starting point and will adjust ride height to work on the bottoming > out. > > Are those times in range for those setups? > What should I work on to get the times down? > Also what tire temps are you seeing with these setups? > > thanks > > bpostma >
Please allow me to add an additional question with yours. What is the proper way to adjust excessive bottoming? Raising ride height, or increasing spring rates?
SimRacer 06 Oct 2003 16:59 UTC↳ reply to gordo#52449
"gordo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:33hgb.256$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (22 lines)> > "Brian Postma" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Last night I ran my first post patch laps at Lowes. I ran 50 laps on > > Fast then 50 laps on Expert. Blap on Fast was 30.133 and on Expert > > Blap was 29.699. Both seem fairly comfortable except I am bottoming > > out into 1 and out of 2 with Expert. I am going to use Expert as a > > starting point and will adjust ride height to work on the bottoming > > out. > > > > Are those times in range for those setups? > > What should I work on to get the times down? > > Also what tire temps are you seeing with these setups? > > > > thanks > > > > bpostma > > > Please allow me to add an additional question with yours. > What is the proper way to adjust excessive bottoming? > Raising ride height, or increasing spring rates? >
Actually, at Lowe's, to reduce bottoming out you have to enter the corners about a half lane higher up the race track. Otherwise you want have a less competitive aero-stance to the car. Bottoming out and the subsequent spins are always a danger at that track with the *right* setup. I hvean't run there much in 2003, but that's the way its been until now in the Papy series'.
Larry 06 Oct 2003 17:14 UTC↳ reply to gordo#52452
All of the above, plus adjusting the sway bar thickness. -Larry "gordo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:33hgb.256$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (23 lines)> > "Brian Postma" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Last night I ran my first post patch laps at Lowes. I ran 50 laps on > > Fast then 50 laps on Expert. Blap on Fast was 30.133 and on Expert > > Blap was 29.699. Both seem fairly comfortable except I am bottoming > > out into 1 and out of 2 with Expert. I am going to use Expert as a > > starting point and will adjust ride height to work on the bottoming > > out. > > > > Are those times in range for those setups? > > What should I work on to get the times down? > > Also what tire temps are you seeing with these setups? > > > > thanks > > > > bpostma > > > Please allow me to add an additional question with yours. > What is the proper way to adjust excessive bottoming? > Raising ride height, or increasing spring rates? > >
try the project wildfire foruns.There u can compare the times for expert setups... http://www.onlineracin.com/pwf/ go to forum/setups/expert setups times. U need to register on there but its not big deal lol.. "Larry" <[email hidden]> escreveu na mensagem news:Xhhgb.58325$a16.6352@lakeread01...
Quoted text (31 lines)> All of the above, plus adjusting the sway bar thickness. > > -Larry > > "gordo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:33hgb.256$[email hidden]... > > > > "Brian Postma" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > Last night I ran my first post patch laps at Lowes. I ran 50 laps on > > > Fast then 50 laps on Expert. Blap on Fast was 30.133 and on Expert > > > Blap was 29.699. Both seem fairly comfortable except I am bottoming > > > out into 1 and out of 2 with Expert. I am going to use Expert as a > > > starting point and will adjust ride height to work on the bottoming > > > out. > > > > > > Are those times in range for those setups? > > > What should I work on to get the times down? > > > Also what tire temps are you seeing with these setups? > > > > > > thanks > > > > > > bpostma > > > > > Please allow me to add an additional question with yours. > > What is the proper way to adjust excessive bottoming? > > Raising ride height, or increasing spring rates? > > > > > >

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