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Makes more sense now.I used the Miura tune on the Miura. I think I used a variant of a Praiano tune on the Elise.
Makes more sense now.I used the Miura tune on the Miura. I think I used a variant of a Praiano tune on the Elise.
1.06.247 for 18th using a Frankenstein tune (most of @GT_Rajman suspension plus own gears and LSD).
Think I can get in to the 1'05's as my splits are all over the place
The tune:
Ride 120 70
Spring 6.30 8.60
Bound 5 6
Rebound 5 6
ARB 7 7
Camber 0 0
Toe 0 0.05
Brakes 5 2
LSD 10 10 10
Wing 20
All power parts except intake (there might be a better combination than this)
321bhp
Ballast 39kg @ pos 0
899kg
Gears were set with a different power level, so might not be repeatable...
Max speed min
3.971
2.943
2.344
1.969
1.684
1.461
Final 3.600
thanks for sharing your tune. Found 0.2 in only 5 laps. Down to a 1'07.0 now
I remember using one of your tunes for a tt on deep forest ages ago, always seem stable and good for Ds3. I lowered the rear anti roll bar setting to 5, and front to 3, seemed to help my exit line on the right before the tunnel.
Should be able to squeeze into the 1'06s - had one red flagged as I took a wide exit on the last corner before the line.
Has anyone tried using different wheel sizes, do they make any difference?
As one who clearly 'doesn't know it' (the trick) I was wondering if you would elaborate on that.There is a trick to the 111r and most don't know but I will say this the build of the car is more important then the tune.
This weekend I'll do some laps and get a top 50.
Just a tip guys on some cars the car build meaning what parts you put on or off the car can be more important then the tune just remember that.
Good luck to all on the tt.
Ermn... Car doesn't stop turning? Is it because it's MR car with some ballast on the rear, car starts to skit and seems like the car keeps on turning even though your wheel is straight? Or does it seem like actually front wheels keeps turning even though you have the wheel straight, meaning your wheel is broken??As one who clearly 'doesn't know it' (the trick) I was wondering if you would elaborate on that.
Started this one today with the 111r (Stotty's tune) but am having a ton of trouble with the turns, particularly r/h turns for some reason. It just doesn't stop turning. Had to go back to the buttons (DS3) to get into the 1:08's.
As one who clearly 'doesn't know it' (the trick) I was wondering if you would elaborate on that.
Started this one today with the 111r (Stotty's tune) but am having a ton of trouble with the turns, particularly r/h turns for some reason. It just doesn't stop turning. Had to go back to the buttons (DS3) to get into the 1:08's.
The BIG parts problem the 111R has is with it's power band. it has a massive dip in power. So you have toAs one who clearly 'doesn't know it' (the trick) I was wondering if you would elaborate on that.
Started this one today with the 111r (Stotty's tune) but am having a ton of trouble with the turns, particularly r/h turns for some reason. It just doesn't stop turning. Had to go back to the buttons (DS3) to get into the 1:08's.
@ODB AND @Stotty, I am enjoying both tunes, thanks again for sharing:tup:. It might just be my imagination, but adjusting the ride heights on the Elise made it drivable for me. Any advice on taking the right hander after the tunnel? Spinning or flying off to the left are too frequent occurences, and this one is certainly driver error.
it's the bump in the track right before the right hander that upsets the car *at least for me* I lift and take that spot straight then dive at the apex, have to be set up wide for the right hander, while getting back on the throttle and let the speed carry me to the outside.
Maybe someone else thats got more skill can give a better suggestion. thas just my way of dealing with that spot in the track.
@ODB AND @Stotty, I am enjoying both tunes, thanks again for sharing:tup:. It might just be my imagination, but adjusting the ride heights on the Elise made it drivable for me. Any advice on taking the right hander after the tunnel? Spinning or flying off to the left are too frequent occurences, and this one is certainly driver error.
i correced my self on the location of the bump, was a turn a head of myself while I was typing. it's the bump right AFTER the turn that gets me. leading into the turn it's smooth just has a slight dip to the inside and is uphill, that dip combined with the sudden rise in track elevation is whats causing the back of the car to come up reducing tracking on the drive wheels. So you need to be straight to be on throttle and if you not you need to be at 50% or less to save the car.Thanks, I'll pay more attention to that!
In that Miura I just try to turn in quite early thus keeping the car as straight as possible, just apply a tiny amount of brake before apex, so you should be able to be back on the throttle almost immediately after apex...
Main point is just to keep the car as straight as possible, and scrape off just enough speed before the apex (not too much, you should be going over 150 km/h over the crest, at least in Miura) to keep the car from going too wide...
In that Miura I just try to turn in quite early thus keeping the car as straight as possible, just apply a tiny amount of brake before apex, so you should be able to be back on the throttle almost immediately after apex...
@ODB AND @Stotty, I am enjoying both tunes, thanks again for sharing:tup:. It might just be my imagination, but adjusting the ride heights on the Elise made it drivable for me. Any advice on taking the right hander after the tunnel? Spinning or flying off to the left are too frequent occurences, and this one is certainly driver error.
Pretty similar in the 111r 👍
I don't think I brake for that corner in the 111r (if I do, it must be unconscious!)... I change up to 6th in the tunnel, then ease off the throttle and change back down to 5th and then ease the car in to the corner quite early. Soon as I've turned in I keep a fraction of throttle applied all the time to stop the weight transferring and causing oversteer. Then I get back on gas at the apex, but at c.90% throttle to avoid losing traction on the bump on the exit.
Key is to lose the speed early, turn in early, and be as SMOOTH as you possibly can... focus on getting out of the corner straight with as little steering angle as possible... then you can carry the speed all the way up the hill.
Pretty similar in the 111r 👍
I don't think I brake for that corner in the 111r (if I do, it must be unconscious!)... I change up to 6th in the tunnel, then ease off the throttle and change back down to 5th and then ease the car in to the corner quite early. Soon as I've turned in I keep a fraction of throttle applied all the time to stop the weight transferring and causing oversteer. Then I get back on gas at the apex, but at c.90% throttle to avoid losing traction on the bump on the exit.
Key is to lose the speed early, turn in early, and be as SMOOTH as you possibly can... focus on getting out of the corner straight with as little steering angle as possible... then you can carry the speed all the way up the hill.
Me and "smooth" are not often used in the same sentence.
go drive a few hundred laps in the rain 100% water with sports tires, that will smooth you out 👍Thanks so much Stotty, you guys are so helpful and it is most appreciated. Me and "smooth" are not often used in the same sentence.
Thanks so much Stotty, you guys are so helpful and it is most appreciated. Me and "smooth" are not often used in the same sentence.
Did you save the replay?Just for a laugh got 2.24.511 on this event in the elise Backwards all the way round.
Did you save the replay?
Glad you like it DF tune may have been the Corvette?
Good luck getting in to the 6's 👍