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Kislik 11-12-2010 03:18 PM

how to compete 997 GT3?
 
i know it's not far to the 997 GT3, but the Pcar would still be a little faster, specially in straight line and uphills (yes i mean Ring mainly)

what mods do You suggest to get the same ...

yes I drive ring with m friend with GT3, when i had GTR it was no competition as the GTR is extremely fast at the Ring, but now I have to fight more :-)

I guess there is no simple way to get more power from that engine without loosing it's life....

The Animal 11-12-2010 03:36 PM

it depends on your budget but easiest way would be to loose weight put it on a diet and then some proper set up suspension and you will have no problem with the gt3. Also an AP brake set up.

Id start with take out the rear seats. Light weight exhaust system Ti if you can afford it. Delete the air con, Carbon boot, bonnet, front and rear spoiler, doors if you can afford it.

Some 2 way motons

a remap

sticky rubber

AP brake set up job done

Kislik 11-12-2010 03:51 PM

sure i'll get an exhaust, but have not found any TI for CSL. now my actual choice is Supersprint Race. Brakes i'll change for sure. Tires are fine, the CUPs are great don't see a point here...

diet is a good point but what can i take off? rear seats is just like 5kg? aircon will stay in car for sure, same as audio.

shimmy 11-12-2010 04:10 PM

Easy

Become a better driver. Unless your friend is at 7.50 for Full Circuit (around 7.20 BTG then you have a chance, but if you are already saying the car isn't fast enough you will never be as quick as a 997 Gt3.

Kislik 11-12-2010 04:19 PM

Shimmy the 997 GT3 is faster with same skilled driver. And yes I see our point but with this guy we are equal. I don't say that the CSL is slow, but for example compare to GT-R, yes it's slow in uphills and straight line.

btw my time is sub 8 whole lap, his is a bit over..

shimmy 11-12-2010 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kislik (Post 75940)
btw my time is sub 8 whole lap, his is a bit over..

so your already faster - whats the problem?

and i have to congratulate you, a sub 8m full lap is the best time i have ever heard of bar the HvS lap for the official time :thumbs:

Kislik 11-12-2010 04:37 PM

becuse it's time with GT-R not with CSL....

shimmy 11-12-2010 04:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kislik (Post 75942)
becuse it's time with GT-R not with CSL....


ahhhhh

but hence my post about better driving as the CSL is capable of 7m 50

but losing some weight say 90kg will help:thumbs:

Kislik 11-12-2010 04:50 PM

sure, I've seen the 7:50 lap on wiki. but we probably can necer get similar conditions, at least we never have empty track as those test guys.Same with GTR and same with any other car. so once 7:50 is probably best CSL lap time, I'm pretty sure I can never do sub 8 with CSL... at least with stock :-)

shimmy 11-12-2010 04:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kislik (Post 75944)
sure, I've seen the 7:50 lap on wiki. but we probably can necer get similar conditions, at least we never have empty track as those test guys.Same with GTR and same with any other car. so once 7:50 is probably best CSL lap time, I'm pretty sure I can never do sub 8 with CSL... at least with stock :-)

sounds like a load of reasons why not to me, but tuition and more laps and a slightly better driver on the Ring will keep up with a GT3 esp with a few kg less

not as easy on a Circuit but the Ring maybe

glendog74 11-12-2010 06:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kislik (Post 75935)
diet is a good point but what can i take off? rear seats is just like 5kg?

A little more than that:

http://www.cslregister.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4417

Weight saving

Rear Headrests x 2 1060g
Seat Base 6000g
Seat Back (large) 4750g
Seat Back (small) 3550g
Side Bolsters x 2 2000g
Plastic parts 325g

Total: 17.685KG


:whistle:

setra 11-12-2010 06:46 PM

http://www.esstuning.com/products/E4...8Gen.2%29.html

Adios GT3..

glendog74 11-12-2010 06:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by setra (Post 75953)

...and say goodbye to the essence of CSL... :banghead:

setra 11-12-2010 07:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by glendog74 (Post 75954)
...and say goodbye to the essence of CSL... :banghead:

Yes, adios to that too ;)

But rather a supercharger then this list
Rear Headrests x 2 1060g
Seat Base 6000g
Seat Back (large) 4750g
Seat Back (small) 3550g
Side Bolsters x 2 2000g
Plastic parts 325g

Total: 17.685KG

glendog74 12-12-2010 12:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by setra (Post 75956)
Yes, adios to that too ;)

But rather a supercharger then this list
Rear Headrests x 2 1060g
Seat Base 6000g
Seat Back (large) 4750g
Seat Back (small) 3550g
Side Bolsters x 2 2000g
Plastic parts 325g

Total: 17.685KG

I'd sooner lighten my CSL than change it from the way a CSL should be. If you want BIG power increases then buy a more powerful car :thumbs:

Rutkowski 12-12-2010 12:51 PM

More driver tuition - yes.

100cell cats, remap - all good for an extra 15bhp on CSL.

Lighter Recaro seats - yes and maybe removal of 18kg in the rear. Total weight saved - 30kg IMO.

Go on a diet and lose 10kg or more - yes. :hahaha:

Some more camber on the front and Brembo BBK.

That's all i'd do. I wouldn't even do the suspension change.

Good luck. :thumbs:

alexk 12-12-2010 04:45 PM

There is also the option that your friend sells the GT3 and gets a CSL.
Then you can beat him ;)

The Animal 13-12-2010 03:49 PM

remove 80+ kilos as explained before
carbon bonnet
front spoiler
rear spoiler
rear boot
lighter exhaust
seats
hole saw the front and rear bumper carriers

if you really wanted to you could strip out all the carpet with the sound deadening in it and put in some light weight custom stuff

weight loss is a sum of all the parts they might only be 7 kilos 10 kilos here and there put all together it makes a difference big difference.

shorter rear diff 3.73 or something similar

remap for the extra 15 bhp

proper set up and valved race motons these will make a big difference.

you will be all over him and if you can improve your driving skill past him with ease.

With these improvements it will be in corner speeds where you will get the lap time so you have to be able to improve the driving skill to get full use of these improvements.

dont bother with just trying to get big power it is not needed waste of money as mentioned before go buy a different car.

AlexGTT 13-12-2010 06:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Animal (Post 76089)
remove 80+ kilos as explained before
carbon bonnet
front spoiler
rear spoiler
rear boot
lighter exhaust
seats
hole saw the front and rear bumper carriers

if you really wanted to you could strip out all the carpet with the sound deadening in it and put in some light weight custom stuff

weight loss is a sum of all the parts they might only be 7 kilos 10 kilos here and there put all together it makes a difference big difference.

shorter rear diff 3.73 or something similar

remap for the extra 15 bhp

proper set up and valved race motons these will make a big difference.

you will be all over him and if you can improve your driving skill past him with ease.

With these improvements it will be in corner speeds where you will get the lap time so you have to be able to improve the driving skill to get full use of these improvements.

dont bother with just trying to get big power it is not needed waste of money as mentioned before go buy a different car.

Forget the re-map. Waste of money on a CSL.
Front bumper/spolier is already carbon.
Rear bumper/spoiler - you'd struggle to get one any lighter.

The rest I broadly agree with apart from also needing better brakes and look into lighter 18" wheels as mentioned earlier in thread.

Rutkowski 13-12-2010 08:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AlexGTT (Post 76092)
Forget the re-map. Waste of money on a CSL.

why is it a waste of time?

glendog74 13-12-2010 09:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rutkowski (Post 76106)
why is it a waste of time?

Minimal power gains for your money.

AlexGTT 13-12-2010 11:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by glendog74 (Post 76113)
Minimal power gains for your money.

.........and arguably none.....amongst other issues.:whistle:

NZ_M3 14-12-2010 03:32 AM

Sell the CSL and buy a GT3 RS? :hahaha:

alexk 14-12-2010 06:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AlexGTT (Post 76126)
.........and arguably none.....amongst other issues.:whistle:

Yeap, something like cylinderhead gasket :whistle:

Kislik 14-12-2010 08:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NZ_M3 (Post 76131)
Sell the CSL and buy a GT3 RS? :hahaha:


no, never. most likely keep CSL and buy GT3RS. but to be honest I'm not fan of the 911 rear based engine. And after owning 600HP super moded GTR I like something simple, even it's not that fast and powerfull.

shimmy 14-12-2010 09:59 AM

did it look like this?


http://i401.photobucket.com/albums/p...o/0f17d24e.jpg:banghead:

Kislik 14-12-2010 10:16 AM

mine was black with the same carbon bonnet, TI exhaust, changed ECU map, JRZ suspension, Aeromotions active wing etc..

last picture shows the bonnet right? :D

http://www.driversweb.cz/passion/ser...___mg_9797.jpg
http://www.driversweb.cz/passion/ser...___mg_9837.jpg
http://www.driversweb.cz/passion/ser...___mg_9827.jpg

[quote=shimmy;76144]did it look like this?

The Gorilla 14-12-2010 10:43 AM

Hi,

Is this ''Ricer'' meets ''itchy minge'' or
have I missed something ?

Regards,

The Gorilla.

AlexGTT 14-12-2010 12:18 PM

I'm much more interested in the bird. Forget the GTR.:whistle:

maxmeerkat 14-12-2010 01:50 PM

Where`s the front view??.....:banghead:


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