2 peskies 1 problem

[tsmyscooter0426]

ok guys ive been saving up for one of the pescarolos and i was wonderin which one of you very pronounced GT4 fans think, of the problem which is best? the courage c60/peugoet, or the playstation pesc. c60/judd? i ve been told by numerous sources their the way to go. but which one? both 4.5 million , judd with more horsepower and torque , or the more talked about and possibly better tire life.... we shall decide!, if yall got ne thing to add do it , if ya got a better car sayit, if ya got any problems with em tell it , and if u got any setting changes for a mod tell alll!!!!

 

[Zardoz]

Can't go wrong with either. Flip a coin. Slightly better tire life with the '03, slightly more power with the '04.

(Note: Add the Increase Rigidity option for either. If you get the '04, immediately raise the front ride height from 50 to 80, so it's like the '03 car. Eliminates the inherent understeer.)

 

[tsmyscooter0426]

Can't go wrong with either. Flip a coin. Slightly better tire life with the '03, slightly more power with the '04.

(Note: Add the Increase Rigidity option for either. If you get the '04, immediately raise the front ride height from 50 to 80, so it's like the '03 car. Eliminates the inherent understeer.)

ok so ill go with the 03 becuz power can be changed, tire life cant . what does the rigidity do? better...what??

and how many laps do u think it could go b4 pitting on like a normal size track , then on a track the size of LeMans or the ring>?

 

[Zardoz]

...what does the rigidity do? better...what??

Better handling, all around. I found it reduced understeer on both of the C60s. Ignore the scrolling message when you select it for purchase. It doesn't apply to these cars, or any other race cars, as near as I can tell.

The Pesky advantage is that you can run a full grade softer tires front and rear than other Le Mans cars. They'll go 7 laps on Sarthe on R3/R2 tires (or R3/R3 on the '03) while the others have to go with R2/R1, with low fuel requiring the pit stop. Fuel is often the limiting factor with these cars that determines when you have to pit.

I did some testing on all the Le Mans cars. You might find it interesting:

https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=61921