westpak

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plus practice laps during the day if you want to understand the use and abuse on the car

QuadCam

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It'd be cooler to do it like an old Le Mans start....where the racers used to have to run to their cars, start them, and go!!!

Motormouth

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in karting we do that.

zcon

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i like when other shops get cranky when PF does somthing... Its amusing.

WA2GOOD

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+1

To ad to that, the car is usually practiced, being ran hard for about a 20 minute session, for about 3-5 sessions the day before the event. The car is then usually ran (and fine tuned) in a couple more 20 minute sessions before the two 5 lap timed "Time Attack" sessions. An average roadcourse timed lap can be from 1 to about 3 minutes a lap,

There is a ton more abuse that goes on to a car durring a (hard ran) track session or a Time Attack event than anybody even realizes. All aspects of the car are abused thoroughly...brakes, chassis, motor, suspension, and even the driver sometimes, LOL. So, IMO, tracking a car (in a competition) is probably the most gruling test for them.

eagletanggreen

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Yep!

My car passed the test!

THE ROADSTER

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time attack sounds fun. How does a beginer get started ?

WA2GOOD

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Here is a link that might help........

http://www.redlinetimeattack.com/

Let me know (PM me) if you have any questions or need any help.

Pete@BC

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As requested dyno vids. I believe with all the heat this project has brought, there couldn't have been a better song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCyqnXFoanM

WA2GOOD

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Nice, Pete add this video to all the other ones we will be getting from this car this year.

r0mey

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i just got a chance to finally read some thread awesome vid pete your g is beautiful

Audible Mayhem

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it sucks that such a nice guy got sucked into soo much drama.

Philthy

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I agree and my appologies for my small contribution to that... I met Pete @ SEMA and he's a good guy and has a great looking car...

fallenromeo

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I apologize as well. We took this off topic and my stirring the pot didn't help. Congrats again to Pete and everyone involved in this awesome build.

eagletanggreen

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Very Nice Pete, I am glad that in the end everything worked out. I am sure on the track that car will be something to reckon with.


Luie.

Pete@BC

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Thanks everyone for all the kind words. Apologies aren't needed. I don't dwell on the past, it's really a wasted time of thought specially since nothing can be changed or taken back. I just look at the present and what lies ahead. I hold no ill feelings to anyone in regards to what happened in the past post either. Everyone has their right to speak their mind and voice their opinions. Some may know how to do it more constructive than others, but thats life.

I've had the pleasure to meet a few of you here on the boards and hopefully more this year as we tour around and hit some of this years events. I look forward to an action packed year of races, shows and meets.

Thanks again everyone

Pete@BC

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Luie,

I hear we may be meeting up this year at some of the time attacks. Noah's said alot of good things about you. Look forward to it.

ShamrockG

Very much looking forward to seeing this car hit the tracks this year, it's going to be a nice change of pace to see a well equipped G35's out there.

eagletanggreen

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Likewise Pete!

Maybe we can team up and show the big teams what some small east coast shops can do??

EnjukuBG

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When do you think this car is going to hit the track?