uh...engineers we need them!

[ahmonrah]

check out this breakdown of an auto-x. (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2570875187883460710&q=nissan+240)

[§treet_§peed]

way to much technical stuff...i think my mind blew a fuse because of :blah: over load....:D

[thepolecat]

wow- cool!

[Repost Squintz]

wtf? engrish prease?

[§treet_§peed]

:stupid: :werd: :D

[§treet_§peed]

:english: :D

[krindus]

great research, i guess, but it needs to be put towords actuall use, i mean, they proved old information, turning more makes you go slower. none of that work will make you a better driver.

[IndianStig]

great research, i guess, but it needs to be put towords actuall use, i mean, they proved old information, turning more makes you go slower. none of that work will make you a better driver.


they gave you information on where the car can improve the most.

[skillzilla]

Translation:

Take the shortest route and keep inside the traction circle.

[Sport1.3]

great research, i guess, but it needs to be put towords actuall use, i mean, they proved old information, turning more makes you go slower. none of that work will make you a better driver.

absolutely incorrect! all the information they collected will only make you a better drive. that was simple data acquisition, every real race team uses that to show the driver his weak points on track and how he can best improve his technique for the given course. like shown in the video this can mean valuable seconds taken off of each run (for auto x like shown), or on a circuit faster and faster lap times.

[Danny]

english? I dont think data ac. gets any more simple than that, if u want english, go to the show and shine section ;) Like the guy above me said, every race team out there uses that at min.

its neat to that put into a nice little video, i think they could have accomplised the same thing in about 3min instead of 5... but ohh well..