Anyone know who holds the track record for a Miata at ECR? What was the lap time? Is there video? I'm looking for a good video of a Miata doing a sub 2:10 on this track to make a Corvette owner shut up, lol.
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Anyone know who holds the track record for a Miata at ECR? What was the lap time? Is there video? I'm looking for a good video of a Miata doing a sub 2:10 on this track to make a Corvette owner shut up, lol.
P.S. The research I've done seems to indicate that a Spec Miata might do somewhere in the neighborhood of 2:05 or 2:07. Can anyone confirm?
Go to 11:37 of this video to see a low 2:09 done by a mostly stock Miata.
Go to this video to see a low 2:08 done by a Cosworth Supercharged Miata.
Go to this video to see a mid 2:02 done by a turbo Miata.
I don't know what the record is.
Hell, our Lemons Miata will get close to a 2:10...
I can give you a clip of me doing a 2:07.9 at the toy run in the black NC.
Corvette ran a 1:51.7.
Keith Verges held the spec miata record at that track with a 2:07.xx. Not sure if it still stands.Quote:
Originally Posted by strathound
As far as I know, Matt Andrews has the miata record with a 1:59.3 from 2010.
SCCA track records for ECR: http://www.sowdivscca.org/trackrecor...02.5%20CCW.pdf
You enjoy doing that, don't you? LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by ken o
Apples to apples.Quote:
Originally Posted by strathound
Point taken.
Here are the NASA TT records http://www.nasa-tt.com/Texas_Track_R...6_articleid/11
ken o has seven records on that list btw
He hacked the list to put his name in.
Hmmm... I don't doubt his ability, but I am skeptical that he kept a car long enough to get it on the list seven times in one year.Quote:
Originally Posted by slowchildmiata
Wow, I need to run TTE! I'd have to run smaller tires than my autox 255's and the stock airbox, but I think I could stay under the bump to TTD. I'm running 3 sec faster than the TTE record for ECR. tempting....
Anyone know where an STR NC would fall in the SCCA TT/club racing classing, roughly?
Doesn't work that way. They use a completely different points type system.Quote:
Originally Posted by OZMDD
I ran a 59 and change in March at the Vette day at 260whp on new NT-01s. I'll never run that again since I have a poverty car now. I picked-up 3-seconds with no-limit baller braking.
Looking at the NASA record book makes me pissed, I could turn some competitive times in C or D. If I go junkyard motor, look out TTD.
Hence the "roughly". :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Davidss
I couldn't easily locate the points and base class system for SCCA. NASA was easy to find and calculate.
They might just class you as a vintage Trans-Am if you put the superchicken back on.