Re: BRC 1966 - Gentleman Brobots Club [TRUMP CARDS]
slightly slower. but better drivability, more reliable and it was already proven on the pre-season test. this move was WAAAAYYYY too bold...
btw, the race is tonight/today right?
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strop wrote:Looks like my stats are correct, thanks Der Bayer. There are some hilarious choices here, I am highly amused. Jeepers, The Hearse, of course, the Breadvan...
A quick note: the FR not-Datsun 240z coupe body was quite popular and is capable of great cornering G at both low and high speed. The downside is that it sacrifices a lot of drive:sport to do so... not a single entry with >1g average cornering force had a better drive to sport ratio. Similar applied to the most popular body, the swoopy MR body, though in actual fact it was very difficult to get it beyond 1.07/1.00g. Exceptions to this rule include: NormanVauxhall's Znopresk (using a different body again, staying true to the company roots), and Puffster's ABR Roadrunner, which also boasts one of the best safety ratings (and a dry weight of over 1000kg!).
The one I'm keeping my eye on is Riso's car, which actually used much narrower than expected wheels on the front but managed was the only one to achieve better average cornering than my own car for a significantly better drive:sport ratio. It will worsen front tyre wear slightly, but his car is lighter, so the effect may not be that noticeable. On the other hand, my car's sturdier and faster at the top end (but, crucially, slightly slower at the bottom end). When it comes to the AT test track, most of the corners in it are taken anywhere between 40-120km/h so my car would be at a significant disadvantage. But the track list is a real variety, and one will not know what the weather or our pit strategy brings, so that's racing for you!
I hold zero expectations as to how competitive my car will be, all I really want is to score points every race and not crash too hardGodspeed!
koolkei wrote:@strop well if you count the drivability..... i may have been better off with my last car.
slightly slower. but better drivability, more reliable and it was already proven on the pre-season test. this move was WAAAAYYYY too bold...
btw, the race is tonight/today right?
07CobaltGirl wrote:Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but....
240-body
Baxeg: 1.06/1.02 D/S: 1.08
Puffster (mentioned): 1.11/1.06 D/S: 1.52
MR-body
Dragawn: 1.08/1.03 D/S: 1.01
Marcus817: 1.07/1.02 D/S: 1.02
Matti: 1.01/1.01 D/S 1.03
Riso: 1.07/1.00 D/S: 1.52
strop: 1.06/1.00 D/S: 1.16
Caswal's BreadVan: 1.15/1.03 D/S: 1.04
Unknwn body:
NoahC: 1.08/1.04 D/S: 1.38
NormanVauxhall's car is actually under 1.0 at .9945 D/S.
I'm actually not averaging Gs, but only listing those with > 1G on both measurements. If I average, there are quite a few which are very close to a 1G average and greater than 1.0 D/S.
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Der Bayer wrote:Yes, there are issues, mostly caused by BRCTool (choosing wrong files -> peskyboyz) and a wrong power/weight ratio check (I did not warn the people above the limit, including myself). For those people there is a little bit of time to fix the problems. If those who are a little bit over power-weight ratio don't fix their car I will scale down their power figures to acceptable values. My car is completely over the top though because I calculated with kW/kg. Will be fixed.
The 4WD issue is not something I handle differently than the simulation in Automation, so I don't see a reason to change it.
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acemaster25 wrote:For those not wanting to compare cards have no fear!
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing
strop wrote:The one I'm keeping my eye on is Riso's car, which actually used much narrower than expected wheels on the front but managed was the only one to achieve better average cornering than my own car for a significantly better drive:sport ratio
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GenJeFT wrote:It would save me something like 80 bucks to put somewhere else... but in all my tests in redistributing those 80 bucks I dont know if I saved time via the work... or a bug. So while aggravating it makes 0 difference other then bragging rights to being the only 4WD car.
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