Laguna Seca Challenge
20 August 2002, 10:01 PM
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I take it you've all completed all four Gran Turismos? I'll have to dig it out to try those lap times 
Andy
Edited cos I can't spell my own name
[Edited by naturbo2000 - 8/20/2002 10:02:36 PM]
Andy
Edited cos I can't spell my own name
[Edited by naturbo2000 - 8/20/2002 10:02:36 PM]
20 August 2002, 10:22 PM
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tried it! werent that good mate!!
I had a car 2nite cant remember its name now! damm really good to!
****! nar its gone oh yeah! supra and skylines but pumping out 1000bhp +
I had a car 2nite cant remember its name now! damm really good to!
****! nar its gone oh yeah! supra and skylines but pumping out 1000bhp +
20 August 2002, 10:32 PM
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super_si - So far, for this challenge you have been using F1 and racing cars (when we said road cars only), as well as automatic gears and you can still "only just" beat us in the road cars. I dont think you are that much of a GT master as you made out are you now?
Had another go tonight with better tyres:
Tommy Kaira ZZII(J) - 1:11.855 - get in
Dont think anyone will do that time with a road car - the lap was inch perfect
DW
Had another go tonight with better tyres:
Tommy Kaira ZZII(J) - 1:11.855 - get in
Dont think anyone will do that time with a road car - the lap was inch perfect
DW
20 August 2002, 10:35 PM
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super_si - not forgetting you are younger than us lot, so haven't as much on road/track experience
Times so far
Road cars:
DW - Tommy Kaira - 1:11.855
LegacyPete - Zonda - 1:12.006
Race Cars:
LegacyPete - Polyphony001 - 00:59.480
MarkehB - ? - 1:02.915
super_si - Penzoil/F1 - 1:10.882
DW
[Edited by Dream Weaver - 8/20/2002 10:39:02 PM]
Times so far
Road cars:
DW - Tommy Kaira - 1:11.855
LegacyPete - Zonda - 1:12.006
Race Cars:
LegacyPete - Polyphony001 - 00:59.480
MarkehB - ? - 1:02.915
super_si - Penzoil/F1 - 1:10.882
DW
[Edited by Dream Weaver - 8/20/2002 10:39:02 PM]
21 August 2002, 08:30 AM
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oooh! (sharp intake of breath) legcayPete throws the gauntlet down again. 
Realised last night I haven't played with gear ratios yet - I tend to just use the auto close/wide slider at the bottom. Will play with actual ratios tonight hoping to beat the 1:10 mark. Tried with the Zonda but I hate it.
DW
Realised last night I haven't played with gear ratios yet - I tend to just use the auto close/wide slider at the bottom. Will play with actual ratios tonight hoping to beat the 1:10 mark. Tried with the Zonda but I hate it.DW
21 August 2002, 08:59 AM
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Zonda road car or Zonda race car?
well done tho!
My best time, Toyota GT-one road car, 1.11.191.
Ended up with the gear ratio's so close (6speed) that I used automatic and just "locked" the gears with the paddles.
(and yes, saved replay for it)
well done tho!
My best time, Toyota GT-one road car, 1.11.191.
Ended up with the gear ratio's so close (6speed) that I used automatic and just "locked" the gears with the paddles.
(and yes, saved replay for it)
21 August 2002, 09:06 AM
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on the Penzoil i used long!! used the botton ratio like DW said.
I had mine going off the scale in 6th and got 1.10.8
whats with a loss on .4 secs in last section
Split times
T 19secs ish
T2 36ish
T3 50sec ish
Si
[Edited by super_si - 8/21/2002 9:17:13 AM]
I had mine going off the scale in 6th and got 1.10.8
whats with a loss on .4 secs in last section
Split times
T 19secs ish
T2 36ish
T3 50sec ish
Si
[Edited by super_si - 8/21/2002 9:17:13 AM]
21 August 2002, 01:02 PM
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mid? come on, at this level (we are all pretty close) we need to be quoting the full time, including hundredths of a second.
(looks like I'll be setting up the ol wheel again tonight then!)
(looks like I'll be setting up the ol wheel again tonight then!)
21 August 2002, 01:04 PM
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(interesting how we seem to have "favourites" with different power \ handling charactaristics yet end up with similar times, legacypete with the zonda, DW with the ZZII, and myself favouring the toyota.)
21 August 2002, 01:15 PM
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Right, enough talking, who's in the north west, not a million miles from manchester?
I think it's time we had a link up session, I can provide venue and two TV's, maybe three, so you'll need to bring your PS2, copy of GT3, and possibly a 14" TV.
We'll get in the beers n pizza, maybe watch a film (my main TV is suitably sized) then you are free to kip over.
Any takers?
I think it's time we had a link up session, I can provide venue and two TV's, maybe three, so you'll need to bring your PS2, copy of GT3, and possibly a 14" TV.
We'll get in the beers n pizza, maybe watch a film (my main TV is suitably sized) then you are free to kip over.
Any takers?
21 August 2002, 01:51 PM
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Ian - I will be up for that one night Have to be in a few weeks though, as away for next three weekends I think.
BTW, what controller is everyone using?
Me - standard Dualshock
DW
Have to be in a few weeks though, as away for next three weekends I think.BTW, what controller is everyone using?
Me - standard Dualshock
DW
21 August 2002, 02:04 PM
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My setup:
Lights out....
Curtains drawn.....
Yamaha Sub...on (click)
Aiwa Pro-Logic stack, about mid-volume, all GT music turned off, just sound effects.
Toshiba 43" rear projection set.
Logitech force feedback wheel (official GT3 wheel) and pedals, mounted on kids high chair (trust me, it's perfect) partnered with suitable seat.
I take my gaming pretty seriously
Lights out....
Curtains drawn.....
Yamaha Sub...on (click
)Aiwa Pro-Logic stack, about mid-volume, all GT music turned off, just sound effects.
Toshiba 43" rear projection set.
Logitech force feedback wheel (official GT3 wheel) and pedals, mounted on kids high chair (trust me, it's perfect) partnered with suitable seat.
I take my gaming pretty seriously
21 August 2002, 03:02 PM
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My PS1 setup was awesome, but I had to bin it when we built the office for my business.
I had a full height black cabinet, which housed TV, and small sound system linked up through Citronic SM150 mixer. Steering wheel was screwed into fold away platform that came out and stood on legs. Pedals were screwed into the base of the cabinet.
All complete with comfortable arm chair
DW
I had a full height black cabinet, which housed TV, and small sound system linked up through Citronic SM150 mixer. Steering wheel was screwed into fold away platform that came out and stood on legs. Pedals were screwed into the base of the cabinet.
All complete with comfortable arm chair
DW
21 August 2002, 04:09 PM
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7.1? ok, I'm beaten
...but i am finally moving on from Pro-Logic, got a Digital \ DTS setup on order, arrives next week.
(only got burnout that supports digital tho, anyone know of any others?)
...but i am finally moving on from Pro-Logic, got a Digital \ DTS setup on order, arrives next week.
(only got burnout that supports digital tho, anyone know of any others?)