Lap recording software.

Drew M · 08-09-2014, 07:03 PM

The Aim Solo DL is a really good starter system. It plugs into your ecu to give you a ton of read outs. Have an instructor do a few laps in your car to set some good data to compare your own to.

You can analyze inputs such as throttle/brake inputs, steering input, gps location, etc. There's a lot more to going fast than watching a laptimer.

However, don't bother until you have done about 3-5 track day events. Up until then, you'll just be getting comfortable driving the car at speed. Having any type of data system, such as a laptimer display or what I described above will just be a distraction right now.

There are also other systems, such as the DL1, which I am not terribly familiar with.

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08-09-2014, 07:03 PM	#15 (permalink)
Drew M Base Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: CT Posts: 6 Drives: 99M3 86RX7 70Mini Rep Power: 11	The Aim Solo DL is a really good starter system. It plugs into your ecu to give you a ton of read outs. Have an instructor do a few laps in your car to set some good data to compare your own to. You can analyze inputs such as throttle/brake inputs, steering input, gps location, etc. There's a lot more to going fast than watching a laptimer. However, don't bother until you have done about 3-5 track day events. Up until then, you'll just be getting comfortable driving the car at speed. Having any type of data system, such as a laptimer display or what I described above will just be a distraction right now. There are also other systems, such as the DL1, which I am not terribly familiar with.