what is a good time at autobahn north.
09-28-2009, 07:54 AM
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what is a good time at autobahn north.
So yesterday was my first time using a timer and i ran a 1.13.993 on the north track but the whole day my times were right around 1.14.3. I was just wondering if this is a decent time
09-28-2009, 05:10 PM
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I think I ran 1:14 or so at MCSCC timetrials event last year.
It was a standing start, single lap on cold tires. FWIW, I drive a C5 Z06 with scrubs, Carbotech pads, T1 anti sway bars and an alignment. Not sure how much to subract for flying laps on hot tires.
Here is a link to MCSCC track records at AB North. Pretty much all the cars were running on R compound tires.
http://www.mcscc.org/results/2009/ax...obahnNorth.pdf
Are your times decent? They certainly seem OK without knowing what you drive etc.
It was a standing start, single lap on cold tires. FWIW, I drive a C5 Z06 with scrubs, Carbotech pads, T1 anti sway bars and an alignment. Not sure how much to subract for flying laps on hot tires.
Here is a link to MCSCC track records at AB North. Pretty much all the cars were running on R compound tires.
http://www.mcscc.org/results/2009/ax...obahnNorth.pdf
Are your times decent? They certainly seem OK without knowing what you drive etc.
Last edited by UstaB-GS549; 09-28-2009 at 06:27 PM.
09-28-2009, 07:10 PM
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It's important to let the crowd know what tires you are running.
With an advanced driver (not a pro):
A bone stock C5 Z06 will run 1:12s and with Hoosiers 1:10s.
A bone stock C6 Z06 will run 1:10s and with Hoosiers 1:08s.
The car I gave you a ride in runs 1:02s.
If you were consistent, that's the main target.
From there it's a lot easier to shave speed.Mike