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T&T Course Design.

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    T&T Course Design.

    Who is up for it?

    We don't need anything fancy or over complicated, just simple for the T&T.

    Let me know!

    Jh
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    I hopre to be there, but not 100% sure. I will be glad to assist anyone with it. A test and tune course should have several simple features to check different handling characteristics. A couple of slaloms (faster ones and slower ones), wide sweeping curves, threshold straight braking zone (maybe after a 2nd gear straight finish and after the finish light, but with plenty of room), and offset gates are great. Not a long course (so there can be more runs with time to change car setups. A skidpad setup independant of the course (maybe on bottom lot) would also be great. Just some suggestions...

    Example- Start at bottom with increasing distance slalom to hump. A couple of offsets to a big wide constant radius sweeper on end. Set up a long fast constant distance slalom on top section before hump. A couple of fast offsets to an appx 50mph straight finish about half way in that section. Last half of section can be straight line threshold braking after the finish before the last hump.
    Last edited by claym; 01-26-2009, 07:23 PM.
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      Originally posted by claym View Post
      I hopre to be there, but not 100% sure. I will be glad to assist anyone with it. A test and tune course should have several simple features to check different handling characteristics. Several constant distance slaloms (faster ones and slower ones), wide sweeping curves, threshold straight braking zone (maybe after a 2nd gear straight finish and after the finish light, but with plenty of room), and offset gates are great. Not a long course (so there can be more runs with time to change car setups. A skidpad setup independant of the course (maybe on bottom lot) would also be great. Just some suggestions...
      Exactly what I had in mind.

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