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PC Sim Racing

been meaning to post these pics for awhile.

did the nixim brake spring mod. ordered from UK and first one got lost for 6 weeks, so they had to send a 2nd one.

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got the pedal set tore down and installing. you can see the difference in the stock silver spring, and the nixim beefy progressive brake spring with the rubber bump stop.
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while i was in there i also came up with a gas/throttle spring mod. i always wanted more feel on the gas petal for like 10% throttle ie more pressure and feedback. so i made a 1/4" spacer out of two coils of 14g speaker wire (it was handy and quick)
been testing it for about a month and i love the added feel.
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found out the hard way DONT try to run over the red apex curbs at Laguna Seca. did this twice in one race :shock: quite a ride.
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got my B class licence!
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also picked up the RUF Porsche and some tracks for the GT3 races to get the 20% discount
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Is the spring mod a very noticable mod? Progressive spring right?


IM also on Iracing but am a oval guy
 
definatly. but it would be pretty useless for oval. athough it is stiffer too so probly would give you more feel for the "just breath on it" braking. but really helps in RR where you need to memorize threshold braking position.
 
I had a bit of an issue exiting the pits last night during GT3 practice at Daytona:oops: then got a little help from steve.

nailed the landing:mrgreen:
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ignore the pixilation and poor quality, video has been threw 2 compressions/conversions and digital zoom.
 
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Thank you, thank you! It's a bit lower now after last night's GT3 race at Daytona, but it was worth it. So much fun! I'm really stoked about running the Spec Racer Fords at Road Atlanta this week. Unfortunately, I won't be home to race 'til Wednesday. Bah!
 
Thanks, Cory. Unfortunately, that's how I understand it. In my case my best lap was a 1:49.9 and my lap time said I was about half a second better. Crossed the line and saw a 1:50.0 lap. I couldn't make heads or tails of it. :(
 
forgot I had these saved, from when me and steve were spending everyday trying to learn COTA.
had a nice drift and was able to drive out of it. :shock:

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I like the difference in sheen of the rubber vs asphault in this one. nice details iracing.
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epic!:shock:

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12 Hours of Sebring is coming up! I'd be game to put together a team. I LOVE the idea of endurance racing as a team! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
 
yeah. even if its not team, just the 4 of us endurance racing each other. (open to public?)
or maybe a 2 hour race of each. team & also individual

that reminds me, I need to learn how to host a race...
 
Mercy!!

So Cory, Steve, and I are looking into doing some iRacing endurance racing, primarily the 75 minute GT3 races. Anyone else interested in joining us? :)
 
check this out fellas.

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