It looks promising with +75 kg and 25% restrictor. In contrast to the approach with only the restrictor, the differences within a lap are not so extreme.the ginetta is already slow on the straights, personally i think the ballast would be the way to go. 272kg seems a bit excessive though, maybe start at 150kg and see how it compares at other tracks. then try a bit of restrictor if more bop is required.
That's great Dirk! I will set up the test server with those settings so others can test it and give their feedback on that.It looks promising with +75 kg and 25% restrictor. In contrast to the approach with only the restrictor, the differences within a lap are not so extreme.
Tried Watkins Glen, Deutschlandring, Road Atlanta, Daimler-Teststrecke.
Makes sense, Ernie. I don't like BOP either.Still after much deliberation I am not a fan of bopped cars, there are so many other factors involved outside of just BHP/Ton or acceleration.
Some cars suit some people, some cars are difficult to drive, some cars suit one driver but not another.
Group C is a great example. You would certainly BOP the Mercedes C9. But we all know that would make it a ridiculous choice.
The same exists, but to a smaller degree with all cars, whatever direction you go.
Some cars when bopped are just no fun to drive, or more to the point lose their drivability, after excessive limitations are put on them. They become much less than a sum of their straight-line perfornance.
We are not a group of equals, we vary by up to 4 seconds a lap, that is why I like our racing forum..
The only way to do it is BOP individual drivers and if that is, probably for good reason, a none starter, then segregate car from some drivers.
I am assuming we are using the Mazda as the base car.
Yes I know it is an old chestnut, but I don't think that makes any less valid.
Well, as long there are 3 or 4 updates a day, I will wait for a while.Anyone tested this one? https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/suzuki-cappuccino-turbo-hayabusa.65039/
Even with the 179 HP MG ten seconds slower than the MX5 Cup at Watkins Glen.RWD mid motor and 1050 kg with 120 hp, 135 hp, 160 hp, 180 hp and semislicks available. Still not able to drive for a longer time but I will give the MGF a try.
MG MGF 1.8i/VVC Throphy
Mod Includes MGF 1.8i (Mpi) 120hp + Hardtop variant MGF 1.8i Tuned 135hp, custom airscoops, K&H splitter, mudguards MGF VVC Throphy 160hp + Hardtop variant MGF VVC Throphy Tuned 180hp, limited slip differential Details Total Mass: 1120kg...www.racedepartment.com