Circuito del Jarama - Toyota GT86 [Race Render Test]

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • Just a little test with Race Render using data recorded on my AIM Solo 2 DL. Unfortunately my GoPro died so I only have the first couple of laps from the first session.
    Best lap of the day 1:58.9. Virtual best 1:56.6.
    Spec:
    - Custom JRZ RS Pro3 Suspension / Setup by Raeder Motorsport
    - ATS DTC 17x7.5 with 225/45 Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires
    - Cosworth high flow air filter
    - Brembo GT ‘CSG Spec’ front brakes
    - PMU Racing 999 pads front and rear
    - Motul RBF600
    - TRD carbon strut bar
    - Tomei Expreme Ti Type-60S titanium catback

Комментарии • 6

  • @DanielAlexandrescu
    @DanielAlexandrescu 5 лет назад +1

    Heal and toe or software tune?
    Nice driving BTW!

    •  5 лет назад

      Heel and toe, it’s all me. Thanks! :)

    • @DanielAlexandrescu
      @DanielAlexandrescu 5 лет назад

      @ Some changes to pedal position or maybe an extender (to make the gas pedal wider)? I'm asking because with stock pedals I can't reach both pedals at the same time (I can with other cars but not with GT86).

    •  5 лет назад

      Daniel Alexandrescu no, stock pedals. Never had any issues. I guess it depends on your driving style and foot size.
      I know some people use an extended pedal, Cusco makes one and I believe there is one from some other Subaru that fits...

  • @armandosantos8695
    @armandosantos8695 4 года назад

    Hi Oscar, shifting speeds just don't seem right, final drive or wrong software measurements?

    •  4 года назад +1

      That’s the actual GPS data from the AIM Solo, so it should be pretty accurate(10Hz refresh rate and the real speed is always lower than the car’s speedometer because they all lie by some % in excess). But that analog gauge graphic is certainly not the best.
      The engine/drivetrain is completely stock, although with 225/45 you get a slightly longer final ratio.
      Keep in mind also that I tend to shift earlier because this track demands it sometimes.
      I hope that makes it clear :)