As an inexpensive alternative, consider the Freeway Ramp Racing Simulator.
I used to live near the freeway and it was over 1/2 mile between the
entrance ramp and the next exit with a dedicated lane going from one to
another so I never had to enter traffic. I could run all 5 gears and hit
over a 100 before braking radically and then using the duplicate return
route. Not much for handling but what a cheap break-in session.
Don
On 10/13/07, GOFASTMG@aol.com <GOFASTMG@aol.com> wrote:
>
> Interestingly enough, in the local paper this morning, there was an
> article
> on the front of the sports section about a local oval track racer trying
> to
> break into the Busch series, and how he was using a simulator to learn the
> new
> tracks.
>
> The article stated that his system cost in the neighborhood of $5K, but it
> had everything down to a special seat that simulated the vibrations of a
> Busch
> car. He claimed it helped by cutting down on the time to learn a
> new track.
>
> For what it's worth, he finished 23rd.
>
>
>
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