u/GB_GeorgeBowen

Not sure why iRacing have scheduled the GET Spa round and the official Spa 24 to the same weekend.

Surely the GET event will get poor participation, especially in the GT3 class.

So how many people are planning on running the Global Endurance Tour instead of the official Spa 24hr special event?

The series I am referring to are series such as IMSA Vintage, Lotus 49, Lotus 79 and NASCAR 1987 Legends. These series use classic cars from Sportscar racing, F1 and NASCAR. The IMSA Vintage cars are from the late 80s, the F1 cars are from the 60s and 70s and the NASCARs are from 1987. IMSA introduced a pit speed limit in 1998, F1 introduced their pit speed limit in 1994 and NASCAR introduced theirs in 1991.

All these cars are from before their series had pit speed limits, therefore all the iRacing series are set before pit speed limits were introduced. Surely in the pursuit of realism, iRacing should remove the pit speed limit for these series.

Maybe it could be another option under the new Series-Specific Sporting Regulations & Branding feature. One that could be introduced into the previously mentioned series.

I understand why you want hot, sticky tyres but why are cooler track temps more desirable and higher grip and hot track temps?

Found in the IMSA VP Racing Sportscar Challenge, I believe they are just GTD/GT3 and GS/GT4 that are tuned to have more power. I have a few questions about this:

• Do they just have slightly more power or are they lighter / have more downforce?
• Are they actually that much faster or is there only a few tenths in it?
• Are the engines actually tuned/modified or is it just a different BOP?

Some people say that in IMSA, the Pro GT class should have faster cars than the Pro/AM class, like what they used to have where GTLM was the pro class an GTD was the Pro/AM class.

Would it be worth changing GTD pro into a GTDX class and leaving GTD as it is?

Found in the IMSA VP Racing Sportscar Challenge, I believe they are just GTD/GT3 and GS/GT4 that are tuned to have more power. I have a few questions about this:

• Do they just have slightly more power or are they lighter / have more downforce?
• Are they actually that much faster or is there only a few tenths in it?
• Are the engines actually tuned/modified or is it just a different BOP?

Some people say that in IMSA, the Pro GT class should have faster cars than the Pro/AM class, like what they used to have where GTLM was the pro class an GTD was the Pro/AM class.

Would it be worth changing GTD pro into a GTDX class and leaving GTD as it is?

Found in the IMSA VP Racing Sportscar Challenge, I believe they are just GTD/GT3 and GS/GT4 that are tuned to have more power. I have a few questions about this:

• Do they just have slightly more power or are they lighter / have more downforce?
• Are they actually that much faster or is there only a few tenths in it?
• Are the engines actually tuned/modified or is it just a different BOP?

Some people say that in IMSA, the Pro GT class should have faster cars than the Pro/AM class, like what they used to have where GTLM was the pro class an GTD was the Pro/AM class.

Would it be worth changing GTD pro into a GTDX class and leaving GTD as it is?

iRacing are never going to give us a series with these cars, so please can we at least have a special event with these cars.

Most headphones have the cables coming out of the left ear. 

Most PCs cases that have a window/glass panel on them, have it on the left side. This means that if you want the glass facing you, you need to have your PC to the right of you.

This means that you need to have your headphone cable either going across your body, or loop the cable under your chair or something similar.

Why can’t headphone manufacturers just put the cable on the right?

Edit: My mistake for putting this on a subreddit full of stuck up snobs who send 10x more money on their headphones than their actual computer and then assuming that everyone else does as well.

Most headphones have the cables coming out of the left ear.

Most PCs cases that have a window/glass panel on them, have it on the left side. This means that if you want the glass facing you, you need to have your PC to the right of you.

This means that you need to have your headphone cable either going across your body, or loop the cable under your chair or something similar.

Why can’t headphone manufacturers just put the cable on the right?