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August 2, 2010 at 8:58 PM #1995AutoramaKeymaster
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August 2, 2010 at 9:13 PM #2021porsche917Moderator
That is one of the coolest things I have ever seen! The video does a great job of showing off all the various cambers and elevation changes. What a great track.
How much practice time did you put in today?
Marty
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August 2, 2010 at 9:38 PM #2022AutoramaKeymaster
About 30 min … but the only car I can run is the NINCO porsche .. I need to buy tires for the rest.
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August 3, 2010 at 5:52 AM #2023BellatorKeymaster
Very nice! The video quality is great!
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August 3, 2010 at 10:27 PM #2024porsche917Moderator
Ary,
Did you get the feel for the track? Anything you think we need to change?
Marty
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August 4, 2010 at 12:06 AM #2025AutoramaKeymaster
Well,
We need a big fishnet around the whole track!! 😆
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August 4, 2010 at 8:57 PM #2026porsche917Moderator
OK tell the truth. Who has driven on the track, how much time have you spent on it and what do you think?
I think I have been on it for about one hour total and have loved almost every moment. The moment where my car flew off and broke the wing was not a good one.
I also realized that we need to widen the track by about one inch on the back of the track on the north end just as you exit the tunnel. Happy we found this out before we started the landscaping and put up the boarder boards.
Marty
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August 5, 2010 at 3:46 PM #2027turboman93Participant
I’ve spent the past 2 couple of days driving on the track and have spent about 30-45 min running on each lane. I agree with Russell and have one other thing we need to address. The green lane has an issue on the main stright at the end. The back of the car it hitting the peg board that Russell leaned up against the back of the track. So we need to look at this with a 1/24 car. Marty can you please bring a BRM car on Saturday so we can look at how to address this?
So far, I’m absolutely loving the track. It’s got a great flow and a nice little technical section to keep it interesting. In my opinion, the green lane is the most difficult, the blue is the easiest and the yellow is in between. I’m starting to have a very great affection for the yellow lane.
Marty and I have started talking about types of tires to use. We’ve both agreed that we don’t want to allow silicone tires. They require a very smooth and glossy finish of which we don’t have and they also pickup the rubber that gets laid down with rubber and urethane tires. So far, I’m seeing excellent results with Super Tires Yellow Dog tires and the Slot.it P6 are very consistent. We need to figure out a good way to clean off the track and there’s just tons of dust on the track and I’m cleaning tires every couple of laps. Because of the grit in the track surface, I’m getting a very nice truing of the tires when driving.
Guys, excellent work! Thanks for everyone’s hard work on making this track a reality. When I met Marty back in Decemeber, I never imagined we’d have a track up and running 9 months later. Thanks to everyone!!
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