Posted by: gt2racer

09/04/2009 07:50AM

A spool is in place of a differential. It is where both wheels are locked together like a shifter kart. Both wheels always turn at the exact same speed. That means that I use the throttle to rotate the car. It causes corner entry understeer but a lot of stability under hard acceleration and braking. Airjacks are for endurance racing. When I come into the pits we put a nitrogen wand on th efitting and the car pops up in the air to change the tires. My car requires 400 psi to lift. Download this video which has dta acquisition so you can see the speeds, rpm & g-force. This is during a race at Sebring FL. You will hear all the throttle input needed to roate the car in the turns... Make sure to download the vid to your harddrive then play it as it is not setup for streaming... http://www.trackvision.net//gallery/goldrich_sebring.wmv

Posted by: gt2racer

07/14/2009 02:11PM

LOL yes, it is really mine. Have raced it a lot the last 4 years...

Posted by: PureBusiness

07/14/2009 01:40PM

Is that really you car Norm? Cause it does look legit'! 5*s