◆ SNAIL [Spec] Racing - Celebrating 15 YEARS of clean, competitive racing!!Open 

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chuyler1
Will do, once the wheel comes in and I've had enough laps to get comfortable with it. I don't want to be learning on the track with you guys. I have no issues getting dumped in the lowest division and working my way up.

Actually I haven't even ordered the wheel yet. Do you guys have a preference over the G29 vs T300? I'm leaning toward the G29 because of the pedals and reportedly better brake pedal feel.
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Personally I like the G29. I upgraded form the DFGT about six months ago and the brake pedals are much better. At first it was like stepping on a brick to get full braking power but as I've adapte dand maybe th epedals have 'broken in' braking has become a lot more manageable - 100% better than the DFGT.

Welcome back to SNAIL! Good luck on the track too!
 
Disregard this as I forgot to take out Torque control, the line remains the same.
the right peddle and left do differ!
 
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HOUSTON...WE HAVE A PROBLEM !!!


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Thanks. And that's your best net position change for a whole race night. By the way, the record is 37!
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I went through this sheet, columns AJ & AK and I didn't find anyone with a net pos gain of 37. Found a -37, which I interpret to mean they lost 37 positions in one night.

Alright, I filtered the sheet and found the +37. I'm thinking that might be a dubious record, at best.
 
Dragonwhisky
I went through this sheet, columns AJ & AK and I didn't find anyone with a net pos gain of 37. Found a -37, which I interpret to mean they lost 37 positions in one night.

Alright, I filtered the sheet and found the +37. I'm thinking that might be a dubious record, at best.
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I'm thinking there might have been a sentiment in that room that night to let the guy win in the hopes he would be moved out of their division.
 
I was actually admiring this weeks banners and thinking how dedicated you've been since taking on that huge task. Your continuous hard work doesn't go unnoticed, even by those of us that aren't active on Sundays anymore. You're a good man Sir Paddy.
 
Again thanks everyone for the kind words. I'm just one member of the hard working dedicated team called SNAIL.
Believe me, everything this league has given me in return in the way of fun, exciment, friendship and laughs over the years, it's a small price to pay.
Glad I can help.
 
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