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I'm willing to race you Fanatic, on 700 suzuka in my 111r if you want. Although I really wish we still had 750pp because those 50pts were important
I'm willing to race you Fanatic, on 700 suzuka in my 111r if you want. Although I really wish we still had 750pp because those 50pts were important
haha yea, red gtr...but man let me tell you that thing was a damn target. I guess everybody assumed I was a super-ramming awd-using noob, so they decided to not be a target and ram me first (presumably before I could ram them).
Then I moved to the NSX-R which was actually competitive, despite being short like 25pp points. Then of course I went back to my 111r...losing the 50pp points meant increasing weight dramatically to get the setup I wanted, so it needs some minor tweaks but I think it could still be fun.
I've got a test tonight, but I should be done around 7:30pm central time...which apparently means, it'll be be like 1:30am your time...hmm...
The Lotus Elise is just over 100kg heavier than the an average F1 car. I never said you can take the downforce off of every car, just the F1 (please read my post correctly). And yes you CAN take the downforce off of the front and rear of the F2007 and it won't have any real major effect on performance. I've put my Amuse S2000 up against other cars and have come in the top 3 podiums most of the time. Put yours up and see how you fair. Wan't a real race, then make your way over to the most complex track, Suzuka... look forward to seeing you. 👍
I'm sorry for the misunderstanding this may be because of my poor english. I know you never said you can take the downforce off of every car. What I was trying to say is that you will never be able to take all the downforce off. Car aerodinamics are very very complex and even more on the F1. The wings is the only adjustable options and they only make up a very small percentage of the overall aerodinamics, which is why you'll never see much difference in performance.
I'll be very glad to accept that challenge, but I am only able to play online on weekends. However I never implied that I was very good with that car. Wait until I get my wheel and then I master pro physics and then I will race you happilly any weekend. (if you drive on standard physics then i can race you now).
P.S. The Lotus Elise is about 800 kg, are you sure an F1 is 700kg??? I always thought they were about 500kg.
Also, as soon as i get the amuse I'll TT with both of them and then tell you in which one I'm faster, can you post your TT times in both cars just to have an idea please??
The Lotus Elise 111R is approx 720kg. An average F1 car is approx 600kg.
I can go onto Suzuka 700pp now if you wan't. 👍
Wait for saturday, my PS3 is in my parent's house.
Thanks for the numbers, i just couldn't find them.
Hey, I'm not sure when I'll be back online. A huge ass storm rolled through last night, blew up my TV, our stove, cable modem, and a limb broke off the passenger side mirror to my GTI. I haven't checked my PS3 yet because I wasn't sure if I could handle any more bad news...
The Lotus Elise 111R is approx 720kg. An average F1 car is approx 600kg.
Not trying to nit-pick, but an F1 car has to weight at least 600kg including driver, except during qualifying when it is 605kg. I don't know how exact PD is with the weight, but I would guess that the F2007 (in the game) weighs exactly 600kg.
I would be willing to bet that once we have a short technical course, without many straights, Suzuka has got 2 BIG ones, then we will see the Elise being the better of the 2, until then. Well, just until then.
That is a strong possibillity. whiich short technical course do you have in mind, I can't think of any from previous GT's that don't include long straights with the short technical parts.
I can think of only one, that would qualify for what I am talking about, the Autumn Ring from GT4, it does have one straight, but it's not that long. Oh, and maybe trial mountain.
Autumn Ring is a good point, but I wouldn't agree on Trial Mountain because it has three long straights, especially the straight through the tunnel. but thinkig about a fairly short technical course, Hong Kong from GT4 would advantage the Elise.
it's not fair to design a course around a car though. I mean I could find a track where a stock mini (non-S) could beat a veyron, but that's just not fair.
If you're so concerned about the 111r's speed, then stop running it at 85% weight. From the last figures I ran the best hp:weight for full downforce + R3's on 750pp was 98% weight and 323hp, and at 98% it still has the weight advantage over the other cars. For 700pp it was some like 115% weight and 317 or something (whatever the highest you can set it at was).
Fuji, Daytona, and HSR, all favor the s2000 over the Elise
Luke
You forgot to mention Suzuka also lol.
That has yet to be determined yet, we're still on storm damage hiatus.
Hope your insurance sorts your damages out so you can get back on track.
Sorry, but anyone who thinks, in RL, that a S2K is better/faster/whatever, then an Elise, either hasn't driven one, or didn't drive it well. I have driven both, on race tires, and the Elise blew the S2K away. Sure, the Elise doesn't have "the raw power", but what it DOES have is a better power to weight ratio.
Lotus Elise goes 4.7 sec 0-60, and 13.4 in the 1/4 mile. With 190 bhp. Curb weight? 1930 lbs.
S2000 goes 5.5 0-60, and 14.00 in the 1/4 mile. With 237 hp. Curb weight? 2835 lbs.
Of course that is stock for stock. I can tell you, from experience, that a well driven Elise, in the real world, would be faster then a S2000 on almost any road course. It is a momentum car. What it lacks in power, it makes up in being able to carry more speed through the corners.
As for the game.... have fun with your debate.