SlakkerRacingDev

The legendary Randy Pobst piloting a '07 987.1 Cayman with a Slakker built 400HP 4.1L Hartech Engine.

xpensivewino

Very cool. Randy never hangs about…he’s as quick as they come. Thanks for sharing.

SlakkerRacingDev

AIM Data for Randy's Session:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BGD...ew?usp=sharing

Aussie skypig

I can’t imagine what he’d do on a dry track?!

I’d love the water/oil temp, and especially oil pressure info like that. (Even historical).

What’s the easiest way to achieve that on a 99% road car?

SlakkerRacingDev

A foxwell NT-530 POR will give you Oil and Water temps that are pretty good. I don't have a great answer for logging oil pressure for street cars. There have been some threads on how to install a pressure sensor and gauge but I'm hoping to come up with an inexpensive logger solution that can capture both external sensor and ECU (canbus) data.

2swoosh

amazing video to see a pro racer drive a modded Cayman and tells you what a great chassis the Cayman has

harveyf

I have done many laps at VIR. This one was very impressive. Entering the climbing esses at 130 mph must have been a little bit of a pucker moment for the passenger!
I was interested, indeed amazed, to see that he drops down to 1st gear in some places.

SlakkerRacingDev

The calculated gear was off by 1 so it was actually a downshift to 2nd. And yes, lots of adrenaline for the passenger. 😎

Ubermensch

Great lap, and thank you for sharing the data. I can't wait to overlay with my stock 987.2 to understand the differences. Can you confirm what tires you were running?

SlakkerRacingDev

Very cool. Goodyear F3R. They had really good grip for a “street tire”.

Aussie skypig

Looking forward to any “inexpensive logger solutions” you come up with.

I have a Foxwell 530. (Not sure if it’s a POR, PRO?)
Does it have to be plugged in, and turned on while driving, and read live?

SlakkerRacingDev

The POR version can read the Porsche specific values. Yes, it can be set to read (and log) the current values when plugged in.