Very nice! that track looks like it take balls to get a quick time. definitely one thats on the bucket list. @5:33 it looks like your about to run off but recover nicely, very smooth. My only comment would be too rev match later. On some of the shifts after a hard braking point. Theres a pause after blip then a slight burrRRRrr when the clutch comes out. Im guilty of this myself on occasion but consciously waiting a beat before blipping has helped me smooth it out. Just warning that how I shattered my oil gear. :[
fantastic stuff, double props for being that quick with stock seat and steering wheel.
I had noticed myself doing that (missing the rev match). I'll blame 1st-event rust for now, but will definitely pay attention to that going forward in the season. @5:33 I was just trying a wider arc through that turn, no "moment" at all. The track has some friendly camber mid-track so I thought I'd try to use it....I did end up a little further outside than I wanted, but nowhere close to going off.
Also, the stock seats seem to fit my butt pretty well, so I don't find myself getting tossed around. I did notice it a little this time having gone to a stickier tire (up to R888s from Star Specs)
What do you guys think of doing the 3rd to 2nd downshift after the turn in on 7 and before 8 while on the brakes. R13 is doing it before turn in at 7 and it may be causing you to over brake for turn 7. I see you have a 5 spd but what gears and final are you running. My car has a 6spd so I am thinking I can hold third through that entire 7 to 8 complex.
Dave
I'm running full USDM spec ratios/final drive. I haven't touched it. I'd say with a 6 speed you'd probably be fine holding 3rd there, and also through 15->16 where I'm also in 2nd.
Honestly, If I go back, I'd be really tempted to try the entire track in 3rd, then try 2nd a few places to see if I gained or lost...starting with T5, then probably 7->8, then 15->16
How did you make that video? I see a phone on the dash, is there a 2nd phone recording behind your seat?
I have a GoPro Hero 2 for the video, then I'm using the Trackmasters app for android (comparable to Harry's on the iPhones) for the data. THEN I'm using RaceChrono2AVI to convert the data into a video overlay, then Vegas to mash the two together. 'Sounds complicated, but once I figured it out I can now usually knock out a quick video in like 15 minutes.