My PP is smaller than yours!

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Are you up for the Historic Small PP Challenge? Stand erect and take on this difficult challenge. This proves once and for all it's not the size of the PP but how you use it. I successfully accomplished the task with only 310 PP. Can you do better?

By the way I did the deed in a Nissan Silvia (CSP311) '65. I actually think you could go lower with a heavier car with more horsepower. Monza was the most difficult for me.
 
Well done. You win. You have the smallest PP. Mine was much larger than yours.

Didn't think anyone would be boasting about how small theirs is....
 
Mine was huge! It reached a power level over 9000!
 
I don't think anybody here cares about how small your Performance Point (PP) rating is. Cool story though, bro.
 
I don't think anybody here cares about how small your Performance Point (PP) rating is. Cool story though, bro.

Oh, I don't know. There are at least a few people at this forum that have a sense of humor.
 
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Sorry I had too.

Thought it was kinda witty, nice one.
 
hehe u go
 
Though it was ridiculous to say your PP was smaller than everyone elses...It takes solid PP, and some balls, to make that statement in the first place.
 
Well done. You win. You have the smallest PP. Mine was much larger than yours.

Didn't think anyone would be boasting about how small theirs is....





hahahahahahahahahahah!!! i just spewed coffee out my nose onto my laptop!!!!!!
 
LOL

Seriously though... thanks for the info now I've got an idea of how many mods I will need for this race. Wish more people would man up and post their PP #
 
ive read somewhere its possible in a citrien 2cv and vw beetle.not sure if they were stock
 
I did Monza and Cape Ring in the Corvette Sting Ray Convertible '69. I'll try to get the PP for you tomorrow.

I always try to use as little PP as it takes to get the job done, but once in a while it is fun to pull out some massive PP and just cream everyone!
 
Yawn, another PP joke thread.

Perhaps your PP needs viagra?
 
Yawn, another PP joke thread.

Perhaps your PP needs viagra?

Yes, I wrote it in such a way that it comes out as a joke, but it is true, I do try to challenge myself to complete races/events with the lowest power/pp that I can use to win. I usually start out losing and then slowly get better cars or upgrade the car until I can win. It can sometimes take many tries. On some tracks that I have not raced much before I will go to the previous car I tried after winning to see if it was truly the increased performance that allowed me to win, or if I just learned the track after all the previous attempts.
 
I do try to challenge myself to complete races/events with the lowest power/pp that I can use to win.

It sure makes for fun races.

but once in a while it is fun to pull out some massive PP and just cream everyone!

Though as I've found it equally makes for fun races to drive some of the better race cars, power limited to just below 550PP, and then try to lap the entire competition.
 
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I went lower than that in the gullwing SL, still won easily. Then tried a 370 PP 49 VW Bug and lost. :)
 
I did Monza and Cape Ring in the Corvette Sting Ray Convertible '69. I'll try to get the PP for you tomorrow.

I always try to use as little PP as it takes to get the job done, but once in a while it is fun to pull out some massive PP and just cream everyone!

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA... Classic mate! Awesome!
 
Used a power limited Jag XJ13 exactly 550 pp:sly:
 
👍:dopey::sly::sly::sly::sly:
 
Some people just need to learn how to control their PP. Thats the problem, one moment your PP is up and the next it's dropped right off... :scared:

For what it's worth my lowest PP for this event was 350. But you know what they say, the bigger the car the smaller the PP! :sly:
 
Glad to see a challenge that allows us all to play with our PPs.

How low can you go?
 
Are you up for the Historic Small PP Challenge? Stand erect and take on this difficult challenge. This proves once and for all it's not the size of the PP but how you use it. I successfully accomplished the task with only 310 PP. Can you do better?

By the way I did the deed in a Nissan Silvia (CSP311) '65. I actually think you could go lower with a heavier car with more horsepower. Monza was the most difficult for me.

After my girlfriend saw how big my PP was, and failing to complete the challenge, she suggested I go bigger. I did, and was able to complete the challenge. Congrats!!!

Vote for thread of the year. :)
 
There should be a disclaimer in the Thread title:

This thread (all PP ones) should be viewed with tongue in cheek :)
 
I love it when English speakers use "double meanings", you should learn the Mexican "albur", that is THE art of double meanings, not this pretty childish-obvious thing.

Anyway, with a 310 pp car the only way to win in Monza is by cheating, you will have to cut through the chicanes through the grass and stuff.

That does not count.

Here guys, just for you...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albur
 
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I love it when English speakers use "double meanings", you should learn the Mexican "albur", that is THE art of double meanings, not this pretty childish-obvious thing.

Anyway, with a 310 pp car the only way to win in Monza is by cheating, you will have to cut through the chicanes through the grass and stuff.

That does not count.

Here guys, just for you...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albur

Thanks for the link - interesting. Of course, you could have just let us know that you thought the Mexican "albur" was a more sophisticated version of double-entendres rather than calling everyone childish.

Here, just for you...

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/tact ;)
 
Thanks for the link - interesting. Of course, you could have just let us know that you thought the Mexican "albur" was a more sophisticated version of double-entendres rather than calling everyone childish.

Here, just for you...

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/tact ;)

Thank you, "tact" comes from a Latin word ("tactus", "tacto" in Spanish) which is a word adopted by English speakers, so not discovering anything there ;)

If I lacked tact in my previous post, sorry about it, the other guys lacked some creativity... you know, putting it in polite terms... :D

Your "PP" post was more creative than the others, though.

P.S. I like your avatar dude, that baboon should be immortalized by a taxidermist after the accident, it is so cool...
 
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Thank you, "tact" comes from a Latin word ("tactus", "tacto" in Spanish) which is a word adopted by English speakers, so not discovering anything there ;)

Haha, touché! 👍
 
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