Group 3 BoP Test by Windfire1010 GT7 Edition to Updated 1.70

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I decided to share my testing on the BOP of the Group 3 class. I wanted to know how far apart all the cars in the class really were. I did at least 13 flying laps in each car at every track and took the optimal time. I used 4 different tracks to test with. For the fuel and tire wear test I ran 4x fuel and 12x tire wear until the first tire went all the way red.

Low Speed BoP Track: Autodrome Lago Maggiore -East
High Speed BoP Track: Tokyo Expressway - South Counterclockwise
Mid Speed BoP Track: Trial Mountain Circuit and Fuji Interational Speedway (Short)
Fuji Interational Speedway (Short) for wet weather driving.

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Windfire1010
It's straight line performance is very impressive.
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Indeed, and by the looks of it so far the GT-R is hanging with the best at Maggiore. I'm also focusing on the 10th lap time during the tire wear test and again, very impressive with durability, pace and stability.

Loads of takeaways from these vids -- not just about the individual cars, but lines and inputs. Thanks for sharing.
 
Windfire1010
I am starting my gr3 BoP test now. I did at least 20 laps in each car at every track and took the optimal time. I used 4 different tracks to test with. For the tire wear test I ran 6x tire wear until the first tire went all the way red.

Spa Francorchamps for High Speed BoP
Sardegna Road Track B for Low Speed BoP
Fuji (Short) for Mid Speed BoP
Autodromo Lago Maggiore West End Reverse for Mid Speed BoP

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Sorry if this is a stupid question, but are these all stock tunes? Or is there some way to get them all to the same BoP level? I’m a bit ignorant of the details of the BoP system.
 
luv2drive
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but are these all stock tunes? Or is there some way to get them all to the same BoP level? I’m a bit ignorant of the details of the BoP system.
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When you enter any BoP enabled event, you can see the setup each car is using under the current level of BoP (L=slow, H=fast, M=or in between setup). Basically it is stock, and then either by power restrictor you reduce power, or you increase weight.

You can create a new tuning sheet for your car that uses the same values and then do every testrun you want. BoP may change on each patch, the tuning sheet you created this way wont change, so it can be a bit of work to recreate it again.
 
Meythia
When you enter any BoP enabled event, you can see the setup each car is using under the current level of BoP (L=slow, H=fast, M=or in between setup). Basically it is stock, and then either by power restrictor you reduce power, or you increase weight.

You can create a new tuning sheet for your car that uses the same values and then do every testrun you want. BoP may change on each patch, the tuning sheet you created this way wont change, so it can be a bit of work to recreate it again.
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OK, that makes sense, but then what BoP do you suppose the OP used for his tests? Or is there a list of standards somewhere with PP and other restrictions delineated, i.e for Gr. 3 cars in this case?
 
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luv2drive
OK, that makes sense, but then what BoP do you suppose the OP used for his tests? Or is there a list of standards somewhere with PP and other restrictions delineated, i.e for Gr. 3 cars in this case?
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Windfire1010
Spa Francorchamps for High Speed BoP
Sardegna Road Track B for Low Speed BoP
Fuji (Short) for Mid Speed BoP
Autodromo Lago Maggiore West End Reverse for Mid Speed BoP
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listed in OP
 

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