ITCC_Andrew
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Peugeot 2CV
Peugeot 2CV
Doesn't look good. Therefore, doesn't look good in white/black.
Maziora Matterhorn comes on the 86GT G-Sports...
I will get on properly outfitting my SLS with a fresh coat of paint. Shall we lobby up and decide what rims and what blue?
Yes. Let me set it up.
Something tells me that this car will be pretty quick. I know it is anyway, but if you're picking it I'll need to keep a close eye on it.I'm signing up officially for the 458! freshseth83/freshseth83/FERRARI 458/pacific GMT -8
races are Thursday, qualifying is Monday night.Can you remind us, when is the race? And, are there new changes to the SLS AMG specs? I'm thinking my normal Maziora Matterhorn (white) will look great here, too. It's the same colour as my Continental Tire car; it's a nice colour, and it fits almost any car. Will consider running a different colour for rims/"sponsors."
Only if you want to; team colours won't be a necessity.We have to run the colors of our teammate? I don't even know what colors he wants. I was thinking matt white (from the Aventador) or it's name bianco canopus with black wheels.
The SLS is faster IMO, but it's taken. The Ferrari is easy to drive, I'd try the Lambo but it's a little slower. And the Aston is fast but not nimble enough for the tracks you've selected.Something tells me that this car will be pretty quick. I know it is anyway, but if you're picking it I'll need to keep a close eye on it.
races are Thursday, qualifying is Monday night.
No changes to the specs as of yet to any of the cars. Since not a lot of feedback was given in testing aside from myself and Seth testing around Indy on evening, I've decided to start pre-season. If there's to be any changes, they'll be done during pre-season.
Only if you want to; team colours won't be a necessity.
You want feedback, Storm? Try this; these cars run Rolex lap times on the tracks I've tested.
We got 1:42s at Tokyo, etc. in the SLS AMG. cnd without downforce, me with ALL OF THE DOWNFORCE.We really run different setups.
Did a little bit of testing around Madrid, the SLS does mid to low 1:21's, the BMW does mid 1:23's and the same for the Lamborghini. (ACTUALLY slightly faster with high 22's) The SLS seems to use tires a little more than the Lamborghini though. The BMW is easier to the tires as well. The Ferrari was in the mid 1:22's and it stayed consistent on it's tires. I think the SLS is good, fastest probably but uses tires a bit more. But if you can gap the field with it you might make up for it.
Any chance you can be on soon? I'm about to host in my lounge. Gonna squeeze in quali and a race.
What track we racing? And what time? I'll have to push back Supertouring if it conflicts.
There's just under two hours til lobby opens, guys.
Remember the 1-lapper procedure aswell peeps, it's on the OP if you've forgotten.