JHPGT3 wrote: , until I learn to be at max throttle in #8 (which could be never).
Your not now! Sheez are we in trouble when that happens...
or is this just more sand bagging.
Were your lips moving when you typed that???
JHPGT3 wrote: , until I learn to be at max throttle in #8 (which could be never).
Mike wrote:JHPGT3 wrote: , until I learn to be at max throttle in #8 (which could be never).
Your not now! Sheez are we in trouble when that happens...
or is this just more sand bagging.
Were your lips moving when you typed that???
kary wrote:I am full throttle from #5 to the entrance of #9.
JHPGT3 wrote:#9 leads to a straight where you are pedal to the metal, full throttle. The exit speed in #9 is critical because it will detrermine your maximum speed in the section of track that follows (the front straight).
JHPGT3 wrote:The speed thru 7-9 is not full throttle for most of us, so the exit speed from #5 does not determine the max speed in that section of track (only your cajones determine that)
I realize in writing this that, with the Boxter, maybe you are full throttle from #5 to the entrance to #9. If you are, I would agree that #5 is more important. But, in my case, until I learn to be at max throttle in #8 (which could be never), #9 will be more important.
MikeD wrote:JHPGT3 wrote:#9 leads to a straight where you are pedal to the metal, full throttle. The exit speed in #9 is critical because it will detrermine your maximum speed in the section of track that follows (the front straight).
Believe it or not John, I do know what a Type 1 turn is .JHPGT3 wrote:The speed thru 7-9 is not full throttle for most of us, so the exit speed from #5 does not determine the max speed in that section of track (only your cajones determine that)
I realize in writing this that, with the Boxter, maybe you are full throttle from #5 to the entrance to #9. If you are, I would agree that #5 is more important. But, in my case, until I learn to be at max throttle in #8 (which could be never), #9 will be more important.
I'd be willing to bet that it's not just Boxsters that are flat from turn-in on 5 to the braking zone for 9. Jack M., Mike G., Kevin R., and Bill B. specifically some to mind. Sounds like a new goal to set for yourself John .
I will give you that it is very common to confuse T9 and T5 as to the most important corner on that track. T9 just makes logical sense as it leads onto the front straight after all...
JHPGT3 wrote:So, Mike, I'm curious, is your fastest max speed on the track in turn #8 or the front straight?
pdy wrote:kary wrote:I am full throttle from #5 to the entrance of #9.
Begging to differ, your own graph shows that your speed flattens out through turn 8, whereas it keeps rising on the front straight.
A severe headwind would still produce a curve, not a 'Mesa'.
pdy wrote:kary wrote:I am full throttle from #5 to the entrance of #9.
Begging to differ, your own graph shows that your speed flattens out through turn 8, whereas it keeps rising on the front straight.
A severe headwind would still produce a curve, not a 'Mesa'.
MikeD wrote:... and Kary...
Hey Kary, I thought you didn't like to go balls out on that track??? Maybe I am thinking of a different track
MikeD wrote:JHPGT3 wrote:So, Mike, I'm curious, is your fastest max speed on the track in turn #8 or the front straight?
Dunno. I don't have DAS like all you Money Bags racers do .
lowyder993s wrote:
Dump those JRZ's and you'll have enough to put a G2 in the boxster AND the tow rig
lowyder993s wrote:I think you'll have fun w/ Ethan's @ Trib.
lowyder993s wrote:MikeD wrote:JHPGT3 wrote:So, Mike, I'm curious, is your fastest max speed on the track in turn #8 or the front straight?
Dunno. I don't have DAS like all you Money Bags racers do .
Dump those JRZ's and you'll have enough to put a G2 in the boxster AND the tow rig
I think you'll have fun w/ Ethan's @ Trib.
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