Take a look back to 2005 before Toyota switched to the SC430. Take Suzuka for example, the Pole time from the Cerumo Supra was 1:53.8. Thats with the lower power, a car only 1900mm wide and success ballast at 40kg. This year's pole time was 1:52.1 with weight handicap of 48kg. But they run more power and cars 2000mm wide. Theyre still close, just more power on the current cars. Tires have improved since then as well.Inco
even still the current DF levels for those is ridiculiously low. I would be looking at where the speed difference is coming too, not all that time would be aero but engine and maybe tyre gains too.
I don't hate Super GT, but there is a huge lack of GT300 cars, which look much more fun than the almost identical feel that GT500 ones have.
The shouldnt be a problem making a full GT3 field. 5 R8 LMS's, 1 Z4, 1 SLS and 3 GT-R's. De-tune 2 Ford GT LMII 's,1 Ford GT (Gulf livery), ZO6 LM and ZR1 LM.
Even if we only had the official GT3 cars, thats 10 plus maybe 2 or 3 blank R8's and SLS' s to bring the toatal to 16. We might be able to customise the McLaren, Gallardo and Vantage up to specs in GT AUTO. I see lots of good potential.
With GT500, its kind of a shame because we all want to use new cars and to have only the HSV as the newest of the shapes, it leaves pretty much one car that handles better than the rest of the field.
Mclaren Mp4 12c competes in the GT3 Class.The Mclaren is a GT1 car, not a GT3 car.
You can't compare RL performance and video game performance because of SGT's success ballast system, which GT lacks.I was speaking of the MP4-12C regarding McLaren.
And I hope the GT500 cars ARE more accurate. Driving the premium GT500 cars back to back, I clearly feel the HSV is superior in the game, to be clear. In the real world, watching the videos, that SC430 is quick everywhere. The GT-R is strong too.
I thought you meant the '95 and '97 F1 LMMclaren Mp4 12c competes in the GT3 Class.
Nope. The other way around. The GTE cars have more trick aero and more mechanical grip. Although laptimes are very similar these days. In many cases GT3 cars are actually faster over a lap.LMGTE/ALMS GT/GTLM cars are significantly more powerful than GT3 cars...
Nope. The other way around. The GTE cars have more trick aero and more mechanical grip. Although laptimes are very similar these days. In many cases GT3 cars are actually faster over a lap.
As for GT1 cars, here's the deal:
The Viper GTS-R and the Vette C5-R raced under the GTS monicker wich replaced GT1 when it died in -98. GTS eas rebranded to GT1 in 2003. Gran Turismo series have no representation from the latest GT1 era though.
That said, the Zonda LM and Ford GT LM spec II, do have real life counterparts in the GTS Class Zonda GR and the Matech Ford GT1.
Another car that raced in the old GT1 class, but in Gran Turismo is represented as a made up LM car, is the Jaguar XJ220 LM.
GT2 cars are only represented by BMW IIRC, with from GT6, 2 cars.
In terms of speed, the old GT1 class can be compared with the old LMP900 cars. GTS was about 7s faster around Spa than current GTE and GT3
Yes, but under the -90's rules, wich means it should be on par with the GTS cars.Theres a Diablo GT2 I thought?
I hope there is a proper Super GT championship in "A-Spec" that includes GT300 cars. I dont see the difficulty in rewarding a user if they choose either class. There should be 8 GT500 and 8 GT300 cars as default. We have missed out on multi-class racing in the series for 15years.
Right. If we could only Race Mod the Aston Martin DB9, Ford GT, Murciealgo etc. we'd have a decent grid of GT1 style cars.Nope. The other way around. The GTE cars have more trick aero and more mechanical grip. Although laptimes are very similar these days. In many cases GT3 cars are actually faster over a lap.
As for GT1 cars, here's the deal:
The Viper GTS-R and the Vette C5-R raced under the GTS monicker wich replaced GT1 when it died in -98. GTS eas rebranded to GT1 in 2003. Gran Turismo series have no representation from the latest GT1 era though.
That said, the Zonda LM and Ford GT LM spec II, do have real life counterparts in the GTS Class Zonda GR and the Matech Ford GT1.
Another car that raced in the old GT1 class, but in Gran Turismo is represented as a made up LM car, is the Jaguar XJ220 LM.
GT2 cars are only represented by BMW IIRC, with from GT6, 2 cars.
In terms of speed, the old GT1 class can be compared with the old LMP900 cars. GTS was about 7s faster around Spa than current GTE and GT3
Nope. The other way around. The GTE cars have more trick aero and more mechanical grip. Although laptimes are very similar these days. In many cases GT3 cars are actually faster over a lap.
As for GT1 cars, here's the deal:
The Viper GTS-R and the Vette C5-R raced under the GTS monicker wich replaced GT1 when it died in -98. GTS eas rebranded to GT1 in 2003. Gran Turismo series have no representation from the latest GT1 era though.
That said, the Zonda LM and Ford GT LM spec II, do have real life counterparts in the GTS Class Zonda GR and the Matech Ford GT1.
Another car that raced in the old GT1 class, but in Gran Turismo is represented as a made up LM car, is the Jaguar XJ220 LM.
GT2 cars are only represented by BMW IIRC, with from GT6, 2 cars.
In terms of speed, the old GT1 class can be compared with the old LMP900 cars. GTS was about 7s faster around Spa than current GTE and GT3