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First Night with the Performance Box, was a lot more traffic out at 12:30 than I expected so I only got 1 run that I'm quite sure I can improve on, 8.5. I'm going to give it a few shots and better that before I send in for varification of a better time.
I did manage a 3.7 0-60 on my first attempt (with traction control on), unfortunately I did not realize the SD card needed to be in to record the bests.
Fun little tool, I can't wait to use it more, definately need some cooler weather here in FL and to find the proper road to complete testing on without worrying about cops and traffic. Can someone let me know how to setup the graphs to show the correct variables and a table for them for varification ?
I did manage a 3.7 0-60 on my first attempt (with traction control on), unfortunately I did not realize the SD card needed to be in to record the bests.
Fun little tool, I can't wait to use it more, definately need some cooler weather here in FL and to find the proper road to complete testing on without worrying about cops and traffic. Can someone let me know how to setup the graphs to show the correct variables and a table for them for varification ?
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Fun little tool, I can't wait to use it more, definately need some cooler weather here in FL and to find the proper road to complete testing on without worrying about cops and traffic. Can someone let me know how to setup the graphs to show the correct variables and a table for them for varification ?
To set up graphs, just install software which came with the box. Download files (SD) to a location on your system where you can find them. Software does the rest. Check box for altitude, long Gs, and distance for verification.
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8.5s does not sound bad for current Florida weather! What specific mods does the car have?
To set up graphs, just install software which came with the box. Download files (SD) to a location on your system where you can find them. Software does the rest. Check box for altitude, long Gs, and distance for verification.
To set up graphs, just install software which came with the box. Download files (SD) to a location on your system where you can find them. Software does the rest. Check box for altitude, long Gs, and distance for verification.
I looked at the file more last night and it looks like I made good shift, but was a bit lazy getting back to full throttle as the car took 2 seconds from 111mph-114mph. So I think there is definitely a ton of room for improvement with a bit more trial. The 95 degree heat probably didn't help me either though. I think the 0-60 of 3.7 surprised me the most, again just need to practice some more so I can do that every time.
Do most do their runs with PSM activated or de-activated?
we do it turned Off
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Scott, you got email 
for those who have a driftbox or similar have a look at
http://me-fx.de/dbscanner.zip
(Windows und .NET 2.0)
it makes things easier, if you have a lot of dbn files and search for 60-130 runs.
for those who have a driftbox or similar have a look at
http://me-fx.de/dbscanner.zip
(Windows und .NET 2.0)
it makes things easier, if you have a lot of dbn files and search for 60-130 runs.
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Scott, you got email
for those who have a driftbox or similar have a look at
http://me-fx.de/dbscanner.zip
(Windows und .NET 2.0)
it makes things easier, if you have a lot of dbn files and search for 60-130 runs.
for those who have a driftbox or similar have a look at
http://me-fx.de/dbscanner.zip
(Windows und .NET 2.0)
it makes things easier, if you have a lot of dbn files and search for 60-130 runs.
FYI...the newest version of D-box and P-box software does the same thing as the dbscanner does.
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Guys,
I just had the chance to review some amazing 60-130 runs by new member, RS38. Check these out:
-5.26 for a 950 HP 9ff 997 GT3 RS TURBO with 1 shift on a 2.3% decline.
-7.54 for a 997 GT2 with race cats. 1 shift, 1.4% decline.
-7.88 for a "chipped" 996 GT2 with 530 FWHP. 0.31% decline, 1 shift.
Great stuff, brother! Thank you very much for sending the files!
I just had the chance to review some amazing 60-130 runs by new member, RS38. Check these out:
-5.26 for a 950 HP 9ff 997 GT3 RS TURBO with 1 shift on a 2.3% decline.
-7.54 for a 997 GT2 with race cats. 1 shift, 1.4% decline.
-7.88 for a "chipped" 996 GT2 with 530 FWHP. 0.31% decline, 1 shift.
Great stuff, brother! Thank you very much for sending the files!
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you are welcome!
great list, and many extreme fast cars!
Are there any videos or closer information regarding the very fast members of the 60-130 board? are all these cars street legal and/or driven on normal tires?
great list, and many extreme fast cars!
Are there any videos or closer information regarding the very fast members of the 60-130 board? are all these cars street legal and/or driven on normal tires?