Keisuke Takahashi tribute FD3S touge tune
(Online Tune & Offline Tune)
Current compatible physics version: 2.09
Car: Mazda RX-7 Spirit R Type A '02 (yes I know its not the same model that Keisuke Takahashi uses)
Colour: Competition Yellow Mica
Intended Controller use: DS3
Specs:
Max Power - 339bhp /6800RPM (Power Limiter 98.1% My milage is still low, so your power limit number may be different)
Max Tourqe - 37kgfm/4900RPM
Max Weight - 1189kg
Milage: 64.2
500pp
Parts to buy:
Stage 1 Weight Reduction
Window Weight Reduction
Carbon bonnet
Sports ECU
Stage 2 engine
6 Speed Close Ratio Transmission
Twin Plate Clutch
Semi Racing Flywheel
Fully Custon LSD
Carbon Propeller Shaft
Fully Customisable Suspension Kit
Sports Hard Tyres
GT Auto:
Oil change
Front: Type A
Wing: Type B
Wheels: ADVAN RGII in gold
The Tune:
Aerodynamics: 20
Ballast: Amount (kg) 36, Position 50 This should give a weight balance of 48/52
Power Limiter: 98.1%
LSD:
Initial: 8
Acceleration: 17
Braking: 14
Suspension:
-20F Ride Hieght -20R
12.2F Spring Rate 10.5R
7F Dampers Extention 8R
6F Dampers Compression 4R
3F Anti-Roll Bars 3R
2.3F Camber Angle (-) 1.3R
0.10F Toe Angle 0.0R
6F Brake Balance 4R (ABS 1)
***UPDATE***
With the recent release of Initial D Fifth Stage, combined with the latest physics patch 2.09 this car has been put through a major overhaul, new look, new parts list, new settings, brand new feel
Builders Summary:
I have had a long history with this car, and have been constantly adjusting it's settings to try and find ways to improve it's driving characteristics.
My main objective with this car has always been to make it as easy to drive as possible whilst still keeping it fun to use.
You should find with this setup the car has a neutral balance to it, there should be no dramatic oversteer, or any experiance of the front pushing wide.
With this LSD and suspension combination you should find this car has great on-throttle roation to help get on the power early to exit corners.
The LSD has enough lock to get both wheels spinning under full throttle in 2nd gear to help it corner tight to the hairpins, and at the same time is balanced to stay planted to the road at higher speeds through higher gears.
The tyre wear should be very even, with the front tyres wearing just slightly faster than the rears but this could be down to my driving style.