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Great driving man! And congratulations, I saw a report stating you finished 2nd in your class :thumbs up:thumbs up
Thanks for sharing the videos with us.
Thanks GTO
Yeah we finished 2nd :)
will try to make it a habit of posting after each event. Hopefully will also have a datalogger to track speed, acceleration and braking before the next event
- Sumit
Awesome videos and many congratulations!
Congratulations!
Please share the data as well. If possible.
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Originally Posted by abhijeetsng
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Congratulations!
Please share the data as well. If possible.
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Didn't capture data this time, hopefully will have the tools to do it next time :)
Surprising to see that there are not too many gear shifts in the videos. Your staying between 2 gears in most videos. Is the Cedia gearing changed?
clap: Nice drive !!
Looking at this video, I now want to throttle my Civic in a Rally stupid:
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Originally Posted by Vid6639
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Surprising to see that there are not too many gear shifts in the videos. Your staying between 2 gears in most videos. Is the Cedia gearing changed?
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Cedia gets its power after 4500 rpm so you really have to stretch it...and by the time that you're ready to shift, the next corner comes :) + of course driving with a light foot so we finish the event :)
Congrats Sumit clap: .Also hats-off to your co-driver, Dr Dinesh who was giving out loud precise inputs. With all the carpeting and insulation removed, I guess the interior of the car would be deafening
Fantastic drive man !! Congratulations !!
Controlled aggression I must say. And Kudos to your co-driver for precise, loud and clear instructions..
As it is said it is very important in rallies to preserve the car and complete the stages..
Keep It up and Keep posting such wonderful videos.
One question:
The car is front was never seen and the only other car seen before you was a red car which probably broke down. What is the difference maintained between the two cars during start-up as well as subsequent stages if some car does not finish ?
Cheers
MKP
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Originally Posted by mkpiyengar
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Fantastic drive man !! Congratulations !!
Controlled aggression I must say. And Kudos to your co-driver for precise, loud and clear instructions..
As it is said it is very important in rallies to preserve the car and complete the stages..
Keep It up and Keep posting such wonderful videos.
One question:
The car is front was never seen and the only other car seen before you was a red car which probably broke down. What is the difference maintained between the two cars during start-up as well as subsequent stages if some car does not finish ?
Cheers
MKP
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There is always a two minute interval between cars at the start of the stage.
Great driving man!! Sweeeeeeet!!!
Awesome man awesome.
Congrats on your second place. What were the mods done in the car?
Hey, thanks for the lovely videos.
After seeing these videos, i'm so tempted to try my hand at rallying :)
BTW, I noticed that the car was never being pushed to a 100%. There seemed to be a kind of restraint. Was it intentional? Were you worried about some reliability issue?
Also, the surface is road, so, inherently it should be much more gentler to that car than tarmac!
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