600PP Racing Car Super Lap: Streets of Willow

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Is it from a previous event, or do you mean like, were you doing laps with it on Streets of Willow in Free Run/Arcade mode to create it?
 
Made for this event. managed 57.3.

Lol, my bad. I had seen your formal screen name (the Andromeda one) on the leaderboards in a bunch of the previous TT's, and I was looking for an alternate but was looking for the Spanish Flag, so, since I am still pretty inexperienced/n00bish on here, I couldn't figure out if you had skipped this event or not. I apologize for the awkward phrasing of the question lol, was the least weird way I could think of phrasing it to try to figure out if/what your alt sn was and/or if you had participated in this event or not or if it was a "team tune" or what the scenario was. I guess I understand now why they called you "Elias" in the Matterhorn thread. Was confused from the Sweden/Spain thing.

Much respect for the 57.3 :cheers: :bowdown:

Btw, I wonder how many of the Top 250 are of alternate names of the top people. Like, I see you have the Erazer and Elias name also, and then I've seen some of the other guys have alts as well. So like, if I finish 200th, I wonder if that is more like 170th or 150th or 120th or what, once adjusting for the people who have more than 1 time in the top 250.

I think, if I was Polyphony Digital, the way I'd do it is maybe like, have it where people can attach screen names to their main name, so the system automatically knows which account is alternates attached to what, that way people could put up as many alt attempts on different cars, or different Driving Options settings (active steering on/off, TC 0, 1, 3, etc etc) on various different names to see how high they can go in different scenarios, but without it affecting the numerical rankings. Like, for each time underneath their top time on the board, instead of putting a number next to it, it could just leave the number blank and put in parentheses their screen name/alt name.

So, as a hypothetical made up example, instead of the Leaderboard rankings list of some random TT event looking something like this:

1. Immortal
2. Wolf
3. Doodle
4. Andromeda
5. Ed Night
6. Erazer
7. Yuhki
8. GTRP_Ed
9. BocaWeird
10. Elias

It would instead look something like:

1. Immortal
2. Wolf
3. Doodle
4. Andromeda
5. Ed Night
- Erazer - (alt Andromeda)
6. Yuhki
- GTRP_ED - (alt Ed Night)
7. BocaWeird
- Elias - (alt Andromeda)
8. Rio
9. Vitesse
10. Kilou

If you see what I am saying. Like, it would still list the alt results into the Top 250, but without it taking up a numerical spot. That way people could still do runs on alt accounts but people could still know what spot they were relative to number of people, rather than number of people + alternates of same people. But those who want to try to see how high they can finish in a 2nd model of car, or do a run for their Team acct vs personal account, or try and see how fast they can go first on their wheel rig and then on their DS3 joysticks, or one with Active Steering turned on and one to see how fast they can go with it turned off, or so on and so forth, would still be able to do that, but have the rankings still show the person vs person rankings without any effect from alternates, if that makes sense.

Btw, I wonder if your home planet is in my avatar pic :P
 
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Just finished trying a full session of driving with your tune. It has a little more oversteer than the setup I was using before, but it seems to be even a little quicker for me than my previous setup. My previous one was 835kg so it felt a little "easier" to drive, but also had slightly less max potential in it kinda.

On literally the VERY first lap I ran with your tune, I already came within like 3 tenths of my PR in spite of majorly screwing up one of the corners, and then got down to within 1 tenth of my PR about 2 laps later, and then got about 3 or 4 tenths ahead of that ghost split on the back straight 1 lap after that, but ended up blowing it by flying wide off the final corner of the track lol.

Anyway, I ended up putting about 1 hour of lap attempts into your setup, and after a ton of close calls, and redlap-PR's I finally managed to beat my PR by a few thousandths to get it down to 58.945 (it was like 58.95 before that, lol). It still bumped me up about 3 or 4 spots, so now I'm directly above Dalone by 3 thousandths of a second, heheh.

But, given how many laps I had where I could see on the track diagram in the upper left corner my car-arrow thing was like 2 or 3 arrow-lengths ahead of one of my 59.00 arrow-ghosts, I can tell I easily have a 58.7 in it already, and maybe even a 58-mid or who knows, maybe even 58-low if I put enough more sessions and laps in (maybe).

Thanks for the setup man, this is the fastest one I've tried so far! :cheers:
 
Just finished trying a full session of driving with your tune. It has a little more oversteer than the setup I was using before, but it seems to be even a little quicker for me than my previous setup. My previous one was 835kg so it felt a little "easier" to drive, but also had slightly less max potential in it kinda.

On literally the VERY first lap I ran with your tune, I already came within like 3 tenths of my PR in spite of majorly screwing up one of the corners, and then got down to within 1 tenth of my PR about 2 laps later, and then got about 3 or 4 tenths ahead of that ghost split on the back straight 1 lap after that, but ended up blowing it by flying wide off the final corner of the track lol.

Anyway, I ended up putting about 1 hour of lap attempts into your setup, and after a ton of close calls, and redlap-PR's I finally managed to beat my PR by a few thousandths to get it down to 58.945 (it was like 58.95 before that, lol). It still bumped me up about 3 or 4 spots, so now I'm directly above Dalone by 3 thousandths of a second, heheh.

But, given how many laps I had where I could see on the track diagram in the upper left corner my car-arrow thing was like 2 or 3 arrow-lengths ahead of one of my 59.00 arrow-ghosts, I can tell I easily have a 58.7 in it already, and maybe even a 58-mid or who knows, maybe even 58-low if I put enough more sessions and laps in (maybe).

Thanks for the setup man, this is the fastest one I've tried so far! :cheers:

Maybe a good tip: Start with a light car and go heavier. My top time 58 005: it was 894 KG. In the 3rd corner you can grab time. Try to brake a little later, it is not as good but I picked up a lot of time there. And most important: Stay calm .... I had a week where I did not improve my time. Play some with youre tune, That can already helps.

I use a controller, and I'm sure I can get a 57 sec lap but it will cost me much time. Not sure if I'm going to improve that time, but every tip is welcome. Whith sharper gears and a 1% better tune the 57 lap is there.
 
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Here's my setup for the 2J, not 100% sure about the brakes and ballast settings, there might be a better setting for it.

Suspension:
Ride height: 65/60
Spring rate: 7.74/18.53
Dampers compression: 1/1
Dampers extension: 1/1
Anti-roll bars: 3/7
Camber angle: 0.0/0.0
Toe angle: -0.10/-0.30
Brake balance: 6/8

Transmisson:
Reset to default, set final gear to 3000, then set max speed to 220km/h
1'st: 2.420
2'nd: 1.900
3'rd: 1.490
Final gear: 2.500

Differential:
Initial torque: 5
Acceleration sensitivity: 14
Braking sensitivity: 5

Power:
No power parts
No oilchange
Limiter at 66.3%

Body:
Ballast: 39kg
Ballast Position: +50%
No body rigidity

is this tune useable for the 10 lap race ?
 
Here is my gold tune for this event.

Toyota TS030 Hybrid '12 (615PP RH)

Use PP Limiter to reach 600PP

Link here

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Great Tune, thank you i have saved 18 milions not buying the 2J!!
 
Lucky you :lol:

I don't understand how wolf_aono gets this grip in this car, in every event what uses a 2J he faster in corners as if he has more downforce :confused:
I think he probably does maximum downforce and also lowers the cars ride height and installs racing soft tires to do because when I do that my cars curving ability increases greatly also with accelaration
 
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