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26 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

Don't lump me in with them. I'm an enthusiast of mechanic design, be it engines, weaponry, or productive machinery. Not a guy with a wrench that reads the marketing garbage AFE/insert other "enthusiast" brand that can't legally warranty half of their products.

 

I fail to see a correlation between people screeching variations of "forced induction is more efficient!!! Reclaimed energy!!!" and anything I've said.

If you can't be civil. Please leave

 

Edit. That goes for everyone in the thread

17 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

Wow. That's actually pretty damn good. I kinda wish F1 was more like that. Been watching it for 14 years and archived races think are behind a subscription model on their website. Either that or it's some low quality YouTube video.

 

17 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

Mostly free rein of what teams are allowed to run as long as it adheres to what the FIA have set out? Does the Toyota have a MGU-H or similar devices for assisting the turbo? Since you mentioned that the hybrid outdrags in corners are they able to get to max boost pressure quicker by pre-spooling the turbo or does the battery drive the wheels directly?

 

LMP1-HY are more like 2012 F1 cars. Hybrid by MGU-K (KERS) with both manual and automatic deployment. Power is sent directly to the driveline without going through the ICE; you can trim the deploy/regeneration a bit and optimize it for a lap but that's about it. Toyota used to store it via capacitors for quicker discharge but they changed over to traditional batteries for the TS050 (also RWD deployment is now FWD deployment). Ergo LMP1s dont have the same assisted turbos like F1, and they don't need to because the whole point of the hybrid is to use otherwise wasted energy to propel the car up to speed (also there's enough weight for a starter motor).

 

Design wise, there are the same regulatory "boxes" as in F1 with regards to specific elements of the aerodynamics. Things like overhangs in relation to axles, width and shape of pods, splitter/floor/diffuser elements, etc. There was a time where teams (Porsche/Toyota) would have flexible engine covers that reduced drag at speed but that was outlawed pretty quickly. Toyota (for the TS040 I believe) also had an analog DRS that would automatically decrease the wing angle without the driver doing anything; the anchor points were "faked" on one side to fool competitors into thinking it was static but on the inside of the endplate you could see scratches from the wing plane shifting up and down. You can imagine other teams called foul pretty quickly.

 

17 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

Everybody runs the same engine but they can choose the chassis? Seems kinda neat. I Imagine that some chassis might be better than others for certain tracks or is it all fairly close?

 

Yes everybody has the same engine and BOP. Think spec miata but much faster and more expensive. Although it is spec, LMP2 constructors are permitted one "joker" update in the same way GT3 manufacturers are allowed a one-time "evo" upgrade: this means possible aero and mechanical changes to the chassis for a new homologation. LMP2 is also cost capped to promote more team participation as this is meant to be a feeder class for LMP1, in the same way as GP2 was. When the 2017 LMP2s debuted Oreca had hands down the best chassis and nearly every team bought an 07; to fix this the FIA permitted the three other constructors a one-time upgrade that didn't count towards the joker, and that's why we see more Ligiers in competition now.

 

17 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

So can this series be (kinda) thought of being a stripped out/race modified factory car? That's cool how the Michelin tyres are "tuned" in a sense to the chassis. Aston Martin tyres might not "work" most effectively with the Ford chassis? Something like that? I've heard that the Corvette could be quite formidable.

 

Essentially yes. They are about as far as you can take a road car to a fully modified GT car, with extreme budgets and factory support. Yes Michelin offers tailored medium/hard compounds to different teams to help them better reach their operating windows. For example, the Fords are extremely good on long run endurance but struggle on getting them up to operating temps; a Ferrari may prefer a softer tire to make the most of its grip; Corvettes and astons may need a slightly harder compound to accommodate their torque advantage. 

 

17 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

These cars all run on race day? They're competing in their own classes sure, but do they all compete in an overall position?

Yes like any multiclass series, all classes race in the same sessions. Just as IMSA runs prototypes, gtlm, and gtd at the same tracks WEC also runs LMP1, LMP2, and GTE at all events. Competitors are competing for class wins but should every competitor from a higher class retire (like 2017), a lower category car could theoretically claim the overall win. (see: IMSA Petit Le Mans when a GTLM overtook every prototype in the rain because the Continental rain tires were trash).

 

These aren't must watched series, but the FIA also pays attention to two other concurrent series similar to WEC. Champions from each of these categories, similar to IMSA, get automatic invites to compete in Le Mans. The European Le Mans Series (ELMS) invites LMP2, LMP3, and GTE competition whereas the Asian Le Mans series runs LMP2, LMP3, and GT3.

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15 minutes ago, chaozbandit said:

Weekends over 

 

 

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22 hours ago, Tam3n said:

As I mostly need space just for myself, the small sedan will be ok for me. I was thinking of the bigger models, but came to the conclusion this is going to be more than enough for me. I know wagons are more practical, but I like the sedan just a bit more :)

 

I myself like the 5 cyl engine and its sound, reminds me a bit of the old Audi quattro that I have always liked. The big non turbo 5 cyl Volvo engines seem a bit slow on paper so that might be why some don't think much of them. However, AFAIK these engines are very durable. After driving AWD cars last winter, there were just so many days I enjoyed the AWD in steep snow, icy intersections and even just getting out of a parking lot after heavy snow fall etc that I thought I will get one if possible. The more slippery it was the more fun the driving became (leave fwd like stick in the mud at intersections, and go a bit sideways at some corners :p).

 

Now manuals vs automatics... That's the first thing my little brother (that just got his own license) commented on me getting this car: why an automatic ?! :D. After driving manuals for years, then both manuals and automatics for a couple of years, I came to the conclusion automatic is simply just more luxurious. Back when I got my license, I used to think for many years that automatics are crap and slow and that a real man drives with manual. I know manuals are fun in their own way, but I have become to appreciate the automatic transmission for daily driving and towing. I think it's great you can just floor the pedal and the thing will rocket. Also, this one has the "Geartronic" manual shift option so a bit of fun can be still had :)

 

Nice, I think Saabs are good cars.

yeah, not everyone needs or wants big cars

the N/A 5cylinder is not bad but the sweet sweet turbo nosies :D 

 

saabs are great cars, only most people dont know it ... or just have bad luck :ph34r:

15 hours ago, DildorTheDecent said:

Don't know how many of you bois are into F1 but Bahrain was pretty damn good. Stagnated in the middle for a bit but good midfield battles though.

 

Granted F1 "cars" aren't like normal/other race cars.

 

Any other series on right now worth a watch?

WRX - World RallyCross

1st race of the year is in like 4 days

 

also Formula Drift

10 hours ago, JayKay3000 said:

Always loved the btcc especially back when volvo was racing its 850 wagon.

 

 

this is the reason i love the 850R wagon xD 

also this 

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1 hour ago, kittycannon said:

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So much want in one picture

RB20 or RB25? 

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1 hour ago, kittycannon said:

RB25 of course

 

It's a shame it'll be gone before I have enough money for it

 

would like one and do a GT-R front end on one ... but ... money, i need it

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7 hours ago, chaozbandit said:

Opinions on the new turbo V6 supercars?

 

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4 hours ago, kittycannon said:

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So much want in one picture

Really would rather have a R32 / R34 sedan with a GTR front end over an actual GTR tbh

 

(Granted the R34 in my photo doesn't have a GTR front end) 

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alright guys finally had a Phillips Crystalvision Ultra die on me. Noticed in the reflection when I was behind someone this morning and my passenger side light was out.

How long did it last? 1 year, 10 months

 

will I buy one again? probably.

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4 minutes ago, bcredeur97 said:

alright guys finally had a Phillips Crystalvision Ultra die on me. Noticed in the reflection when I was behind someone this morning and my passenger side light was out.

How long did it last? 1 year, 10 months

 

will I buy one again? probably.

I know how you feel. My last focus would eat headlight bulbs every 6-8 months, regardless of what bulbs I used. That got really old, but I got very good at swapping them. 

 

When the first bulb goes out on the ST, I'm probably going to do LED conversions for everything.

 

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5 minutes ago, Real_PhillBert said:

I know how you feel. My last focus would eat headlight bulbs every 6-8 months, regardless of what bulbs I used. That got really old, but I got very good at swapping them. 

 

When the first bulb goes out on the ST, I'm probably going to do LED conversions for everything.

 

I actually don't mind... nearly 2 years is pretty good for one of the brighter halogen bulbs IMO

 

I could do a conversion but to do something nice (Like use OE(M)-replacement Xenon bulbs or something) is expensive. Not too fond of the cheap aftermarket kits where you can't just go buy new bulbs on a shelf at a store...

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4 minutes ago, bcredeur97 said:

I actually don't mind... nearly 2 years is pretty good for one of the brighter halogen bulbs IMO

 

I could do a conversion but to do something nice (Like use OE(M)-replacement Xenon bulbs or something) is expensive. Not too fond of the cheap aftermarket kits where you can't just go buy new bulbs on a shelf at a store...

I agree, the simple LED bulbs arent what you want, you want a full conversion kit. Last time I looked, the kits were ~$100 for a pair of lights, so to do my fog lights, headlights, and highbeams would be ~$300. 

 

I imagine it's similar price for an NB. 

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5 minutes ago, Real_PhillBert said:

I agree, the simple LED bulbs arent what you want, you want a full conversion kit. Last time I looked, the kits were ~$100 for a pair of lights, so to do my fog lights, headlights, and highbeams would be ~$300. 

 

I imagine it's similar price for an NB. 

+ I usually can't stand the look of aftermarket housings... most of them look tacky.

OEM is just /better/

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1 minute ago, bcredeur97 said:

+ I usually can't stand the look of aftermarket housings... most of them look tacky.

OEM is just /better/

I found a couple for the ST that I like the look of, but most dont have the projector swivel when going around corners, and I care more about that than the look of the headlight. 

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On 4/7/2018 at 10:57 PM, chaozbandit said:

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10 hours ago, chaozbandit said:

Weekends over 

 

 

 

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Yesterday went to a trackday. Went shotgun on an E36 318ti Compact (M42B18 with 330000+ kms on the clock), E46 320d (M47D20), Peugeot 106 Rallye S2 and a '12 SEAT Ibiza TDI (2.0).

 

318ti was bone stock except for the cheap coilovers and bigger brake discs (286mm I think).

 

E46 had a remap, center cat removed, and final muffler replace with a 60mm pipe or something like that. It didn't sound all that bad, the exhaust, because obviously, the diesel knock still grinds my gears.

 

106 was straight pipe, and that's it I think. Thing was mental even tho the track was wet and slippery as hell.

 

The Ibiza also had something done to the exhaust, not sure what, sounded pretty good not gonna lie. It had a remap and some other shit, 200+hp I think. And floating front discs with 6 piston D2 calipers.

 

All cars unfortunately were understeering due to the weather. It was raining all day... Obviously, the BMWs would get sideways sometimes, but the front tires on both were pretty shit and they understeered a bunch too. The 106 was always struggling to grip due to the open diff, but that thing was mental. The Ibiza was pretty nice, even tho it kept understeering and thus making it hard to hit the apexes and such.

 

Some of the most memorable cars from that trackday were a GT-R, F-Type 400, Exige Cup 260, M2, M3 F80 (from January of this year... god damn), M3 E36, E30 S50 swapped, lots of straight cut sequential gearbox equipped old Mini's, and lots of modded R56 Cooper S (it was a MINI trackday, but friends could be invited, so, more than 50% of the cars weren't MINI). Lots of E36's, a gang of Micras 1.3 Super S, lots of 106 GTI's and Saxo Cup's (VTS on the rest of Europe or wtv, idk). Those 1.6 engines sounded mental (almost all straight piped). A few Renault Clio 172's were also present, one of which had ITB's, I'm pretty sure, the intake sound on it was amazing. An S2000 that got chopped by one of the Saxo's xD And two PD (VAG TDI 1.9) swapped cars, a VW Caddy and a MK2 Golf. Both were pretty fast, ngl, but unfortunately they were smoking a lot. Will post pics in a bit.

 

A great day overall. Now I just need to get myself my license, a decent car that I can daily and track on opportunities like these (my brother's SLK didn't see the track, didn't even leave the house, we took the E60 due to the rain, SLK has no TCS, because my father works for an insurance company and he knows all things related to crashes on track and shit and didn't want my brother to risking the SLK). I will try to get a cheap car that is cheap to fix so I can persuade my parents into tracking it once a year or so, since these trackdays aren't all that common, this one was an yearly event, even tho lots of other events happen on that track, and if I end up fucking it up, I will fix it with my own money... IDK, still want a six cylinder xD Cheapest six cylinders are E36 sedans, but almost every single one is either in bad shape or riced. Other option is MX-3 1.8 V6, but those aren't all that common and quite not worth the money, or an IS200, but I'd need to convert that to LPG because IS200's aren't known for their mileage. The 1G sounds fokin amazing tho.

 

So, current goal is a car with a big/cheap aftermarket, that is good for dailying, but also decent for having some fun on track (not looking at lap times, only care about smiles per galon).

 

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So, out of the 100+ panning attemptss, only got 4 decent ones. Need to practice more, which means attending more trackdays hehe

 

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has that E36 with 330k KM's been regularly tracked? If so... that's amazing esp if it's on it's first engine/trans/other components.


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