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PostSubject: New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins   New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins Icon_minitimeThu May 30, 2013 9:35 pm

I have no idea why, but I've never managed to maintain a consitent line this section of the NDH. I almost quite literally use a different approach on each of them.

Here's a few of the methods I end up using:
1:
Slow in. Hug the guardrail. Power out & while easily preparing for the next apex.
This is the most straight-forward method as I'll have an identical approach on all the hairpins.
Easy & worthwhile,but I feel like it's not the fastest method IMO

2:
Fast in. Brake + a hint of handbrake to powerslide right before & into the apex. Grip & power out while fighting to maintain composure/traction & some difficulty preparing for the next apex.
Idk if anybody else has done it like this, but I use the handbrake thing the moment before the apex on a few tight corners in my Z. I can only do it perfectly in my Z. When executed right, it actually works. I've used it to put some distance on people while being chased(works AWESOME on the "almost"-hairpin by the waterfall). Problem is though, it's not very easy to do(you're right on the limit of the tires on corner exit) & it's more-so instinctual than actually being thought out. When done right though, my butt timer/dyno tells me that I was moving faster than method 1

3:
Just wing it lol.
Fast in. Brake hard, & hope for the best. If I'm really having a close race with someone & I'm chasing, this is the method that usually gets used lol



What kind of methods do you guys use? I'm curious to see what else is being done. & also if you have any tips/suggestions, I'm all ears!


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PostSubject: Re: New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins   New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins Icon_minitimeThu May 30, 2013 9:41 pm

Brake, at the apex or right before it I handbrake and power shift on the exit, works like a glove dude
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PostSubject: Re: New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins   New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins Icon_minitimeThu May 30, 2013 9:47 pm

I personally use what you described in your first method for nearly all RWD cars. I think the more acceleration a car has the better it can do with that kind of line though.
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PostSubject: Re: New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins   New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins Icon_minitimeThu May 30, 2013 9:52 pm

The lines thru those sections should be based upon your car.
Cars with a high rated acceleration(ae86/mx5/mrs/etc) are able to hug the corners.
Heavy weight cars with a slower acceleration or the ones hard to fit into B class need to carry the weight thru by taking a slightly wider line to maintain speed instead of slowing down, hugging the corner then sluggishly accelerating out.
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PostSubject: Re: New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins   New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins Icon_minitimeThu May 30, 2013 9:53 pm

yeah, what GOD said^^^

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PostSubject: Re: New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins   New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins Icon_minitimeThu May 30, 2013 10:34 pm

How i drive my MX-5

Corner 1
Merge towards the outside lane and hug the guard rail.

Corner 2
Merge towards the inside lane and hug the guard rail.

Corner 3
Merge towards the outside lane and hug the guard rail.

Corner 4
Merge towards the inside lane and hug the guard rail.
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PostSubject: Re: New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins   New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins Icon_minitimeFri May 31, 2013 1:33 am

Konasumi Clift Notes
Konasumi hugs the guard rail...

BTW You cant merge in to oncoming traffic when its a two lane road going opposite directions the center yellow line isnt dotted.
You failed you driving test kona.
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PostSubject: Re: New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins   New Downhill Consecutive Hairpins Icon_minitimeFri May 31, 2013 2:31 am

Koolaid wrote:

You failed you driving test kona.

He's got a little more time to learn Wink haha
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