RE: GT3 Proxy 2022 Registration -
Kevan - 24th-Oct-21
(22nd-Oct-21, 08:20 PM)tatter06 Wrote: And now I remember why I didn't use the shark in the first place! Spot the difference. Other than the pinion of course.
The latest shark evo motors have M2 screw mounting holes.
RE: GT3 Proxy 2022 Registration -
tatter06 - 24th-Oct-21
(24th-Oct-21, 02:18 PM)Kevan Wrote: (22nd-Oct-21, 08:20 PM)tatter06 Wrote: And now I remember why I didn't use the shark in the first place! Spot the difference. Other than the pinion of course.
The latest shark evo motors have M2 screw mounting holes.
That's a good move. The only Evo motor I have is from the latest classics, so 21.5 or 21.9 k depending on which bit of the label I read. If I had more time I'd probably try that out but the fact every one else seems to be 25k+ put me off. Tbh the motor is holding ok at the minute, time will tell if it can endour the rigours of a proxy.
RE: GT3 Proxy 2022 Registration -
BAracer - 29th-Oct-21
The cars of BARacer and Woodcote are in the post to Canada!
RE: GT3 Proxy 2022 Registration -
AdeC - 29th-Oct-21
Mine left this morning too
RE: GT3 Proxy 2022 Registration -
tatter06 - 29th-Oct-21
Yep mine was posted on Wednesday, best of luck everyone.
RE: GT3 Proxy 2022 Registration -
Brumos RSR - 29th-Oct-21
It either going to really good or very bad
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RE: GT3 Proxy 2022 Registration -
BAracer - 30th-Oct-21
Well if you don't know how to play this game, what chance do us newcomers have!!!
RE: GT3 Proxy 2022 Registration -
OXO cube - 30th-Oct-21
(30th-Oct-21, 07:28 AM)BARacer Wrote: Well if you don't know how to play this game, what chance do us newcomers have!!!
exactly hehehehe
tbh i am not expecting to progress past the shootout stage
but i am looking forward to some sort of aa after action report with a few pointers for the future if possible :)
Kev
RE: GT3 Proxy 2022 Registration -
BAracer - 30th-Oct-21
Exactly...I'm not doing too great in the Australian touring car proxy, but I'm learning a lot because of that.
For the GT3 proxy, I was told that it has basically become a tyre proxy...so as I don't have the opportunity to test and tune on wood, my entry is based on scientific theory and hope.
RE: GT3 Proxy 2022 Registration -
Brumos RSR - 30th-Oct-21
(30th-Oct-21, 01:18 PM)BARacer Wrote: For the GT3 proxy, I was told that it has basically become a tyre proxy...so as I don't have the opportunity to test and tune on wood, my entry is based on scientific theory and hope.
It’s a little more than just tires, for example I finished 11th in 2019 and with the same car , slower motor, new guide, original tires and 6 practice laps, I sent the car back in and missed finishing 5th by 2 points. My car was FAST but not easy to drive fast. If it were tires everyone would run ultragrips on the car and send it or old NSR Extremes that have hardened slightly. Having them round with a slightly round corner like Thunderslot tires, will get you to town. Front end set up, ride height and weight placement are also key.