I guess there is only one way to solve this...
I'll have to clone myself and race myself.
Who else to and could beat me.... except for me!
I don't have a type R(could've, but thanks to not listening to myself I didn't have one) but I do have a GSR, it's obviously not as stiff as a type R and lacking a LSD...only stiffening is a re-inforced subframe to run a type R rear sway bar.
The S2000 on the other hand... Built from the ground up as a sports car, some would say perhaps a race car for the road on a sunny day. In any case, it has a stiff body and designed that way. I know that already. Actually really quick and responsive from my experiences dodging potholes.
Which will be the victor?!?!
S2000 vs semi-track prepped teggie.
Will "stiffness" play a role?
Will the driver play a role? since the driver doesn't really have any real track experience at all and no s2000 experience at all to really bring out the potential of the s2000 as well as the teggie.
Since I'll be versing myself, driver skill is the same for both cars so there will be no driver's advantage.
I need to get one of those solo lap timers. The only problem is getting both car's to the track. Oh wells.
If I can get the idle to idle right in the teggie, I'll get a tune this weekend, if not, maybe next weekend, there is an open track day on the 3rd of October... so that is the date to log in.
It's tough being your own race team.