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27-06-2006, 07:57 PM
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Phantom Fantastic
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Hunter
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I got a free video in a magazine and on it was a simulation style racing, where you put your car on a dyno and you have screens in front and to sides and you actually race your own car without going anywhere, gives read outs of hp etc and you can do 1/4 mile runs with times or circuit racing where you can go sideways etc, all this is read off sensors on the wheels and the rollers your on.
Sounds like a fun way of racing your car without having the worry that if you hit a wall your not going to do any damage. They are set up in a warehouse in melbourne i think with three simulators side by side and a grandstand behind for viewing, they say it feels like your actually racing when in the car.
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Anyone been to DragTag simulator
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