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NZ_M3
04-07-2011, 04:21 AM
Latest track day - finally the weather cleared and I was able to take the CSL out and dial the shocks in. Had hell of a time trying to dial out an overly zealous rear end.

New setup - KW Race 2 ways - 14kg/mm spring + 1kg/mm keepers - no wheel alignment, no corner weight (old height reference only and camber guaged at home :hahaha:), 9 years old Michelin Cups that have gone rock hard and belong to the bin :bigcry::blalalala: + a big dude sitting in my passenger seat riding shotgun :supz:

http://vimeo.com/25947284

AlexGTT
04-07-2011, 10:52 AM
Good stuff mate.:thumbs:Love that track. Is that the track Aussie Super V8's visit? Seems familiar. Nice quick back straight to stretch the legs.:smokin:

NZ_M3
04-07-2011, 11:45 AM
Good stuff mate.:thumbs:Love that track. Is that the track Aussie Super V8's visit? Seems familiar. Nice quick back straight to stretch the legs.:smokin:

Yep, that's the one the Aussie Supercars (V8s) used to visit until about 3 years ago. It's now run at Hamilton (which is about another hour drive down South) - now a street circuit race.

it is quite a short circuit and not very technical, but very difficult to improve on time as the track has very little run off and is VERY bumpy.

As a reference, in the E92 M3 also with passenger and completely stock standard I was doing consistent 1.12s (this is driven conservatively).

The CSL in the old setup was doing 1:10s with no passenger and driven moderately, it will do a 1.08 when pushed.

In the new setup with VERY old tyres, no wheel alignment, no corner weight and basically learning a completely new setup and dialing the shocks in it was hitting consistent 1.09s with passenger and full tank of fuel. So plenty more improvements to come for sure :thumbs:

karbonkid
04-07-2011, 12:04 PM
Looking good!! :thumbs: Whens it getting its full alignment & tweeks?
Track looks fairly deserted out there. Did you gatecrash a Jap day? :hahaha: ;)

AlexGTT
04-07-2011, 10:13 PM
Yep, that's the one the Aussie Supercars (V8s) used to visit until about 3 years ago. It's now run at Hamilton (which is about another hour drive down South) - now a street circuit race.

it is quite a short circuit and not very technical, but very difficult to improve on time as the track has very little run off and is VERY bumpy.

As a reference, in the E92 M3 also with passenger and completely stock standard I was doing consistent 1.12s (this is driven conservatively).

The CSL in the old setup was doing 1:10s with no passenger and driven moderately, it will do a 1.08 when pushed.

In the new setup with VERY old tyres, no wheel alignment, no corner weight and basically learning a completely new setup and dialing the shocks in it was hitting consistent 1.09s with passenger and full tank of fuel. So plenty more improvements to come for sure :thumbs:

Cool mate. Pity they don't go there any longer. Looked a real big balls track with bumps and close barriers. Sounds like somewhere familiar but a tad longer here in europe! :whistle::smokin:The Supercar V8's looked like bucking bronco's round there! Awesome.:thumbs:

conleth m3
15-07-2011, 09:58 PM
great video, love the track, reminds me abit of knockhill.

pkumarm3
13-08-2011, 03:04 AM
i don't know how you guys do it, but w/my m3 w/moton club sports, the ps cups i am running are pure trash.

s.mac
13-08-2011, 10:33 AM
the car can't be set up right

glendog74
13-08-2011, 10:42 AM
the car can't be set up right

+1 :bigcry: