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you were just passionate about what you believe in my friend. i'd hate to see you leave you've always been cool to me and, i"ll imiss seeing you on the streams. take care my friend

unfortunately the only way i can share them is through email since i cant figure out google drive. leave me an email addess i can send them to and i'll be happy to get them too you

i’d love the spreadsheet as well

@@brodymarinkoracing unfortunately at this time i can only email it. if you provide me an email adress i can email it to you

@@Chaddz3for some reason it won’t let me put my email, if i can get it through emily’s discord like you said at the beginning of the video that’d be ideal. would u be able to give me the discord?

Sim racing apps.com is what my guages overlay is

should be able to download it now google drive permissions are a pain to figure out.

if you guys are still having trouble getting the downloads let me know and ill try to get it figured out for you all

Yep still not working

TRY THIS ONE drive.google.com/drive/folders/0AOzafmBDhQBZUk9PVA

Actually i dont have a discord server the files im sharing as part of this vid series is in my goggle drive link in the video description

It can take a while because of all the testing you have to do to make sure everything is gonna work plus the time to make the adjustments and fix the stuff that changes along with the change your making. the testing is gonna depend on the size of the track your at.. Pocono for example 1 lap takes about a minute smaller tracks of course wont take as long but on average i give myself a good day to get a setup built before i plan to race it. i usually race trucks on Friday Nights and ill start the beginning of my next build either after my race for the current week is over or sometime on Saturday usually have it pretty much dialed other than a few minor adjustments by Monday or Tuesday I would say overall allow yourself a abouta good 8 to 10 hours to get the setup built just to be safe also keep in mind if some thing does pan out as expected or if you doing experimental stuff looking for new ideas to go faster yet that can add time as well.. luckily you will get plenty of track practice as you build the setup with all the test driving you need to do. figure for Pocono any way each test run in my sheet is a 20 minute driving run plus the 5 or 10 minutes of making adjustments and logging the lap and tire data.. it can be monotonous but to compete against these setup shops you gotta be on you game with doing a better job of doing your homework than they did, But this is really the only way to know you'll get a setup thats gonna be able to run with them. and it beats paying for a monthly subscription or spending 10 bucks every week for a setup that can become some serious coin over time. The good news is as you become more expirience and start seeing how different changes affect thing syou'll eventuallly find short cuts to save time..

I also forgot before making any big changes to your setup. save your setup so if you break it you can go back to where it was. i cant count how many times i had gotten it pretty good thought i could get better and ended up breaking it it and made it worse and couldn't get it back how it was... so save often to you don't have to start over if you mess up somewhere!! That's my Free Tip for Thursday :)

I'll be making it available on my google drive, i'll post a link when i get the end of the video series it will be in the description of the last video which will be #10 coming soon

I still have afew revisions to make to it and a bug or 2 to fix before i'm ready to release it.. doing this video series with it is kinda the best way to give it a shake down and find all of it's issues.

the dash overlay is part of Sim racing apps, its a bit quirky to figure out at first but once you do, its not a bad overlay program. and its free from www. sim racing apps.com

@@Chaddz3 thankyou sir

i hadnt run street stocks since i was in rookies. i did run gen 4 cup last season i've tried draft masters once and thier were just too many wrecks in that series for my liking.i dropped gen4 cup and xfinity open so i can focus more on trucks and Arca and try to do better in my races i think alot of the problem i was having with my irating losses and my racing in general was trying to have too much on my plate at the same time and it was hurting my performance across the board, so i decided to scale it back and focus on just a couple instead of 4 or 5 at once. i was able to get my last lap.. i went back and watched the video to get it.. but thanks for posting it for me.

@@Chaddz3 the street stocks i was referring to is the C licence next level racing series, looks like fun but probably another wreck fest.

thanks bud i'll definately be testing those things as i continue this series. havent quite got there yet were still working on the building spring package part. the problem with doing this at Pocono is that it take 3 months to finish a lap so but its the next race on the schedule and i need to build a setup anywho so what can you do yanno.

@@Chaddz3 I hear ya man, figuring out this new truck has been tricky but also fun

he should have still taken off when they threw the green and holding back at the start thats protestable

@@Chaddz3 100% agree he did you dirty and you should protest him. I just wasn't sure if you knew you could legally pass on the outside in that situation next time. Keep digging!

from a speed standpoint a custom setup is nice to have but you dont really need one to go fast.. but to go fast consistently over a full fuel run a setup is mandatory. the balance on the fixed setup is piss poor at best and it burns the right tire off too fast then the truck wont turn and starts scrubbing speed. also open setup allows you to fix problems the fixed setup has like the front splitter digging in to race track because the ride height is too low. fixed setups are set up very tight designed around newer drivers who havent mastered car control which is why it burns off the right front tire. open setup you can create a loose setup and the old saying goes.. loose is fast when your on the edge of control. besides open setup adds another skill to accel at.. building a good setup is an art.. those that can actually drive and have the skills to build a set (and not buy it from a setup shop) will have an advantage over some who can't all things being equal. another thing about open is you can adjust it to better fit your driving style and make the car more comfortable.. especially on a bumpy track like Rocking ham where the bumps create so much bump steer the car is nearly undrivable. with open you can adjust springs and shocks to reduce bump steer and make it so your steering wheel doesn't beat the hell out of you when you hit a bumpy part of the track.

Open setups allow the individual driver to be better. The reason the youtuber beat others in a fixed set is simply that he is faster than them, but if he was in an open setup tailored to him he may have won because the setup would have allowed him to be better/faster. So it's more of an individual thing if that makes sense. Note, I'm talking about setups tailored to an individual, not just an open setup in general. If you prefer a tight car and you get a setup that's loose, it's going to suck. So that's where it makes a difference. It won't let you beat that other guy necessarily, it lets you beat your time in a fixed setup or a setup that doesn't fit your driving style.

the setup check list and updated motec workbook for the new truck build is on emily's discord if you dont have access you'll need to ask her to send you an invite that way yo'ull have acess to all the stuff i will be using in this video training series.. damn i suddenly feel like a professor for some reason..

Thanks! 😃