https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1SLQsUVb48
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Thanks for posting. Pretty amazing to see the 911s sliding around after the four minute mark.
Harris is a good shoe...those old bias Dunlop SPs have a break away that's sooooo gradual. It's easy to drive'm sideways as opposed to the modern radials with a nano second breakaway.
I was wondering about that. What are the rules/standards regarding tires for an event like this? They look pretty narrow. I know nothing of racing. Purely a fantasy at this point.
Basically FIA Homologation 183, except 6x15 is allowed instead of the official 5,5x15. Most FIA cars are running 6" anyway.
Here you go: https://cdn.gwsrv.net/wp-content/upl...rophy-2015.pdf
Spectacular. I love the high speed vid slowed down. Great effect.
Personally, I would prefer that the vintage racing organizations would require all the groups to run period correct. You would see a whole love more exciting racing - not to mention more cost effective.
Thanks for posting.Quote:
Originally Posted by joelrkaplan
John
Excellent!!!
Nice!!!!!!
That is one of the best vids I've seen of early 911s at work. As Chris Harris mentions, these cars are not evil-handling deathtraps! Just look at the smooth, predictable transitions from understeer to oversteer. Yes, the narrow tires help with the fun.