@@ismailbakirci Pretty good. I wish the instructor would've let me run solo for the last session but I understand it's good for them to be there to keep everyone safe.

@@jtbland RaceChrono

@@lazytroy746 I use OBDLink + RaceBox + RaceChrono

@@EchoEvolito Oil cooler, LSD, front sway bar, camber bolts, diff/shifter bushings.

@@ProjectPanda13 Sure! 👍🏼

The Integra Type S? Check again at around 11:20. He was definitely having fun out there. 😅

Thanks! Always trying to improve!

1. School is held by Ontario Time Attack ontariotimeattack.ca/ 2. Veepeak BLE (OBDII reader) and RaceChrono (Android app) 3. BRZ/86

@@kouki.zc6good man! Thank you very much. Hope to see you there someday

Thanks! I'm using a phone app called RaceChrono but there's also Harry's Lap Timer as an alternative. You'll need the app plus an OBDII reader to pull data from your car (i.e. rpms).

Thanks!

If it's your first time on the track, I recommend taking a driving school first. There are also other tracks you can look into such as Mosport, Shannonville, and Grand Bend. The Gulia is a fantastic car and I wish I had one!

Is it really necessary going to a driving school to take my car to a track? Seems too much @@kouki.zc6

I somewhat agree. I don't like this track much either but you drive what you got!

@@kouki.zc6 is there a better track anywhere else?

@@pd5041 There is Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (aka "Mosport") but it's significantly more expensive and less open lapping days available.

Thanks! The brake pressure is through a custom PID.

I added that one as well. Would you happen to have custom PID details for steering angle as well?

@@azixaka Haven't figured that out but as far as I'm aware it's not possible through the OBDII and needs to get pulled through CANBUS.

No, they are all there on OBDII. Steering, clutch switch, brake, whatever you can see on the digital gauge (Gforce meter's sides).EB0, EC0, EF0 headers but I can't find their specific IDs. Have you tried the OBDLink MX+? It supports CAN bus. It would be beneficial to see the steering angle for track session analysis. 😢

See Stefano's setup - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXPGe2mAd6l7kNksi=AJhuGDKb48INFJkf He's using ECUTek but that still exposes existing PIDs over OBD, so the steering is definitely there.

Android phone + Race Chrono app + Bluetooth OBD2 reader The app itself records the data from the phone and OBD2 then overlays them onto the video recorded from the phone's camera. The Race Chrono app can also connect to external GPS (more accurate than the phone) or external action cams like GoPro. You can also look into other options such as Harry's Lap Timer, Race Render, and Garmin Catalyst.

Android phone + Race Chrono app + Bluetooth OBD2 reader The app itself records the data from the phone and OBD2 then overlays them onto the video recorded from the phone's camera. The Race Chrono app can also connect to external GPS (more accurate than the phone) or external action cams like GoPro. You can also look into other options such as Harry's Lap Timer, Race Render, and Garmin Catalyst.

Big snap oversteer that was likely impossible to correct once it happened. Luckily, the car was fine.

My biggest "spin" that I managed to save: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3zaeHueapiZraM

Should be 3rd gear

I'm not sure what's done to that GR86 but my BRZ is a gen 1 and is practically stock. The gen 2s make +23 hp and +28 lb-ft more than the gen 1s on paper but they're apparently underrated from the factory so the performance difference could be greater.

It's called RaceChrono (android phone app). The overlay is all done through the app.

Thanks! It could've been the track but it felt off pace. The track had just dried up from rain less than an hour earlier. I hope I can improve my time next time🤞🏼

@@kouki.zc6 that could definitely throw off your pace! hoping to head up next weekend

Just need to take time building up experience. Arriving early to walk the course a few times also helps!

Thanks for the tip. I'll give it a try next time. I agree that the wall is intimidating but spectators seem to like it. 😆 instagram.com/p/CSS4G0onILJ/

Hold back to let the tires cool down? Where's the fun in that!? (just joking) I was on factory-sized tires (215 wide) with very little camber so it was easy to overheat the tires. I've since increased the negative camber and tire width so hopefully it'll be better now.

@@kouki.zc6 Wow it is very nice try!!! U did a very good job, mate!

But traction control is off 🤔

Yup, it's a CVT.

Good tires are very important

I agree. Follow the fast Corvette.

It's RaceChrono (android app) + cellphone + Bluetooth OBDII reader. The app RaceChrono takes the data from OBDII and overlays the video.

The 2022s have quite a bit more power and torque so it should help them everywhere including in the infield.

@@kouki.zc6 If GR86/BRZ can make under 1:24sec at TMP (with basic upgrades), it'd be the ultimate bang for the buck.

It's the prior gen BRZ. Check out this more recent vid with a faster lap time: kzbin.info/www/bejne/omfMlHWPfst3o9E

Thanks. I just need to look at shaving off more time now!

I was using 300TW 215/45R17 Federal Evoluzion ST-1 tires (do not recommend) and Power Stop Z23 Evolution Sport brake pads. The pads seemed okay for light track use on slower cars.

@@kouki.zc6 Thanks! I have a Focus that uses the same size tire. Sounds like I can somewhat copy your cornering speeds when I go to the track.

It's through the Android phone app RaceChrono. It won't help you out during the day of the event though because that "map" is generated using GPS data after driving through the course. The best way to figure out the course is to get out earlier than other people and walk the course as much as possible (anyone that is serious about being competitive will do this as well). I consider walking the course 3 times as the bare minimum. Some people will go out with a clip board to map the course and note any potential bumps, dips, cambered turns, pot holes, and any other features of the course.

Haha thanks! They might also benefit from a PADA class. 😜

@@kouki.zc6 Lol. You should be throwing PADA business cards at them as you pass them!

Thanks! Yes, I believe it was a Friday open lapping.

@@kouki.zc6 nice… maybe see you out there this year

Thanks! 🙏

look at the lower left corner ;)

It's a phone app called RaceChrono. It's possible to use it as-is with the phone built-in sensors but features will be limited. For example, I have RPM readouts since I also have a bluetooth OBDII reader connected to the app. The app can connect to external GPS (for greater accuracy) and GoPro (for better footage) but I don't have either of those.

@@kouki.zc6 thank you

You make do with the parking lot that you have but I actually didn't mind this course! It flowed decently well and there were enough different elements to make it interesting. Thanks for the sub!