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mulkio
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Post by mulkio » Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:42 am

I joined iracing a few months ago, and plan to get more serious now the solo season is over. Is anyone else from omr a iracing member? If so, send me a friend request. JasonMulkey3 is my user name. SCCA members get 1/2 off a year membership. Come join me iracing!
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Post by stanbell » Thu Dec 01, 2011 9:09 pm

i am. cleverly named "stan bell"

C rating, infrequent participation. it is good fun, i should do it more. especially over the winter to keep sharp, or at least a little.

Jason, see you on there maybe.
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Post by mulkio » Fri Dec 02, 2011 6:16 pm

I was beginning to think i was the only sim guy. I'm still a class D, spending my time in the Skip Barber F2000 for now. See you soon.
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Post by springfielddyno » Mon Dec 05, 2011 5:14 pm

i would love too, but i have slow internet connection... I would mainly use it to brush up on big tracks before big events :D

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Post by rad_dsm » Mon Dec 05, 2011 6:57 pm

This looks cool. Do you really need the steering wheel to play? Does anybody have a promo code?

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Post by mulkio » Mon Dec 05, 2011 8:35 pm

springfielddyno wrote:i would love too, but i have slow internet connection... I would mainly use it to brush up on big tracks before big events :D
learning the tracks is the hardest part of the sim. i can see how this is a great tool for track training.
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Post by mulkio » Mon Dec 05, 2011 8:40 pm

rad_dsm wrote:This looks cool. Do you really need the steering wheel to play? Does anybody have a promo code?
i wound suggest you get a wheel. go to scca website look for member deals for link to email your scca member # info. iracing will email you code in a week or so.
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Post by Godfather1138 » Sat Dec 10, 2011 6:36 pm

I've been thinking about getting into iracing, but I'm just not convinced about the membership fees. Is the depth worth it (not initial, but expansion content like the custom tracks and cars)??? It just doesn't seem like you get much to run straight out of the box, so it seems like it may not be worth it unless you are planning to go full in on one of their race series.

I have been playing Live For Speed for years though, and have a pretty solid driving rig:

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Post by mulkio » Sun Dec 11, 2011 10:52 am

If you use SCCA promo you get 2 mx5's, a solstice, a spec racer ford, a legends car, and a street stock car. Tracks are $15 each, but a series spends a full week at each track. I've purchased 1 car (F2000) and 5 tracks. iRacing has promos and discounts now & then, 1/2 off a year on black friday, i would think xmas might be next. I like your sim rig. Is it store bought or home made?
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Post by Godfather1138 » Mon Dec 12, 2011 5:18 pm

mulkio wrote:If you use SCCA promo you get 2 mx5's, a solstice, a spec racer ford, a legends car, and a street stock car. Tracks are $15 each, but a series spends a full week at each track. I've purchased 1 car (F2000) and 5 tracks. iRacing has promos and discounts now & then, 1/2 off a year on black friday, i would think xmas might be next. I like your sim rig. Is it store bought or home made?
It was built by a guy down in Fort Smith. I picked it up from a friend of mine who actually had it built so I kind of lucked out on time and cost :) We actually have a second G25 here at the house, and one of my neighbors has a store bought rig with a G27 so we occasionally have racing LAN parties here at the house.

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Post by JimR » Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:04 am

Get ready for a future where 8-year-olds have better race craft than guys with a huge investment in car, schooling, entry fees...

http://jalopnik.com/5867605/racing-simu ... -realistic

Looks like fun. Too bad real cars use all the time and money I could spend on sim racing. :?
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Post by mulkio » Fri Dec 16, 2011 6:01 pm

JimR wrote:
Looks like fun. Too bad real cars use all the time and money I could spend on sim racing. :?

I have no children & an awesome wife, yet I still don't sim race as much as I would like. (need)
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Post by Bullitt2954 » Sat Dec 17, 2011 10:11 am

JimR wrote:Get ready for a future where 8-year-olds have better race craft than guys with a huge investment in car, schooling, entry fees...
http://jalopnik.com/5867605/racing-simu ... -realistic
Real-life doesn't come with a "Reset" button, either.
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