some updates - did minor changes but ended into few days of work :)
- new laptimer, now with original buttons and cable connectors
- new righside button box - holding a streamdeck medium, power switches and 9 toggleswitches
- minor update on the handbrake position and mount
enjoy the pictures
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Sorry to reply to such an old post but can you tell me where you got the fan duck insert please. Amazing work mate.
 
added some new elements - mini CT and mini LFE

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sorry for x-link
i have this LFE / LFE mini plates
 
with the new "softer" setup i was able to reproduce 2,8g at my rig
its just amazing and a great milestone

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just tuned some settings on my tactile units to get closer to the real data - believe it or not - after 6 month of work i measured the the same g-forces at my rig - to clarify - we are talking about g-forces produced by curbs.

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What kind of wheels are those, wondering if they can be used for seat isolation?
I've been using neoprene bobbins with some great results, but could probably use something a little stiffer.
Thanks.
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They ´d probably be great to brace your seat against brake flex when you´re on soft(ish) springs.

Peter and his accomplices have a development in this direction. (the above "softer setup" ;))
 
long time ago that i made a free to download project
again a stream deck button box - like the KTM GTX/2 cockpit


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Looks great, Peter!
 
Racedriver for one day

a great headline and i think many simracers want to get a racing car experience soon or later. unfortunately prices are rising and its hard to find companies offering free track racing for affordable numbers. being in touch with a racing team since a while, created the idea to invite friends/simracers to a entry level motorsports event. whats happening behind the scenes - how to change a tyres - doing a pitstop - flags, racing line, overtaking and being overtaken by a GT3 - and last but not least, racing a FIA certified racecar. A couple of points you learn if you are behind the wheel and get the chance to help behind the scenes.

on 29.9 i invited 20 friends/simracers to a full trackday at the wunderful pannonia ring in hungary. i got the entire racing team infrastructure - 5 Dacia Logan - 3 KTM XBOW - trailers -tyres - pit tools for my own usage.

Many Thanks to my friends and family - Without their support i would not been able to arrange this day. My son and Brian helped to get the racing cars to hungary and back to austria - sounds easy, but it takes min 6 hours to load the cars - drive them hungary - unload and get back. Bear in mind that i got 2 trailers - and we had 8 cars. some some time needed

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After some preparation work, intensive car testing and some rest (we had a nice hotel at the track) we started our Daica trackday. I think i shared already some details about the lovley FIA certified Dacia. We had a wonderful late summer day with 25 degrees. I rented 4 pits to have enough place.

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After some intensive instructions i shared the prepared stintplan with my friends. Some had 2 Dacia stints, some 3 stints and others decided to run 1 Dacia and 1 KTM Stint. Something i saw very often - big smiling faces.

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On track it was very intensive - always traffic - either together with GT3 cars - or in combination with sportscars. It was about - get your Dacia under control - check your mirror, maybe you will be overtaken - and for sure have a look at your laptimer - i also organised some tools to see the predictive lap time and the delta to your personal best

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If you think the Dacia is a slow car - you are maybe right - 90bhp are not leading edge - but 800kg, slick tyres and a professional racing suspension delivers the big smile. during the day we had one new lap record after the other. the surrounding racing drivers predicted a personal best of 2:39 for us - but they did not expect that we had some very good simracers with us - so the best laptime was at 2:31 with surprisingly high corner speeds at the same level of other race cars with much better engines.


i really appreciated the entire team spirit - we ran one stint after the other hence we had some hectic times - change drivers, check fuel, check timing, check tire pressure and fix some gravel exists. Every person had a helping hand - maybe its the different style of event - either i buy a seat at a trackday - or i am part of a racing team - imo a different experience.

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some GT3 owners offered taxi seats - so my friends got the opportunity to get some fast laps in a brand new 992.1 GT3 - i saw people smiling across the entire day - but after those taxi sessions i saw some different energy - maybe for some guys, who spent there last years behind the 992 sim cockpit, a dream became thru. I did not plan this, but it looks like that the idea of this "lets show motorsports to a broader audience" helped to get such cool benefits.

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The guys who decided to run the KTM XBOW got the a special coaching. my friend and owner of this racing team lead them across the ring. meaning you have a pace car showing you the braking points, racing line and helps you to get as fast as possible towards your personal best. I think i shared this experience already in my report - as i already offered those coaching's to some friends.



its a different experience for both, the coach and the coachee. just look at the smile of this guy :)

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Overall it was one of my biggest events with friends (some i organized already) - i spent a lot of time and i gained so much. Friends became motorsports enthusiasts - i saw again that a good simracer can be a fast racedriver - I learned what is needed to organize a trackday and now i see offered trackday prices from a different angle

I would like to close by thanking everyone helping me to get this event done - especially to my friend allowing me to use his cars/ecosystem.

small remark - i made this event on voluntary basis - for my friends and to follow my entire sim vs real mission/vission

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and a Dacia can overtake much faster cars :)

 
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