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Don't give up on it if you're lap time is 7:10ish. That's very close to the pace to get a win in this event.
Okay...I'm sorry it took me so long to get back on my PS3 today. Here is the tune that I used for my GT-R Black Edition. The suspension settings come from @shaunm80 (Exeter's Garage) and his GT-R B.E. tune.
Tires: SS
Ride Height: 90/90
Spring Rate: 19.50/11.00
Dampers Comp: 5/8
Dampers Ext: 6/7
Anti-Roll Bars: 2/5
Camber Angle: 0.0/0.0 (I also used 0.2/0.2 and won) but prefered none
Toe Angle: -0.06/0.02
Brake Balance: I used 5/5 but this is a very personal thing...Use what feels right to you.
Fully Custom LSD
Initial Torque: 9/10
Accel Sensitivity: 9/11
Braking Sensitivity: 6/10
Twin-Plate Clutch
Carbon Drive Shaft
Torque Split: 35/65
Power Limiter: 82.5%
Intake Tuning
Weight Reduction: Stage 3
Carbon Hood
Window Weight Reduction
This should leave you at a weight of 1,386kg with a 52 : 48 weight distribution.
HP = 473hp
Torque = 495lb/ft
Transmission
Install Dog-Clutch Transmission. Default settings should be fine, except Final Gear. I lowered Final Gear to 3.260. I had a race where I ran with the default final gear and the Corvette ZR1 pulled away from me on the final straightaway even though I was drafting him right on his bumper. I've reached 210mph with this Final Gear and some drafting / slingshot at the top of the hill.
If you aren't thrilled with that transmission, feel free to look at some of the well known tuners, if you aren't comfortable doing it on your own. Just make sure you have enough top end for the straightaway.
Just to be certain. My transmission is set to the following:
Max Speed 211
1: 3.224
2: 2.133
3: 1.541
4: 1.169
5: 0.931
6: 0.779
Final Gear: 3.260
Good luck...Again, I'm sorry it took me so long to post this. Oh, one last thing. Don't be afraid to adjust the torque distribution from 35:65 to better suit your driving style. I definitely wouldn't go any higher than 40:60 for increasing more front torque and if anything you'd probably prefer to go the other direction with it. Like to 30:70 to keep that torque in the back. Try it at 35:65 first...
Please use your infamous Odyssey to beat them... it will resemble Sabine attempt to beat Top Gear timing.
Car topped out at ~270km/h (268MPH), but was great through corners. Beat that!
"OMG" Great Time and with that car And the Jab Too Funny Here's To you and all you do for us, Thank You 👍
I noticed that the GT.R SpecV '09 after this specific tune weights 40kg less and has 4hp morei tried this but the pp isnt right in this tune does it need ballast added? cheers guys
I think I'll forget about this, 7:10ish got me 3rd place. Since then I was slower, then slower again.
I think I'll forget about this, 7:10ish got me 3rd place. Since then I was slower, then slower again.
Which Ody tune of yours did you use, Whoo? Same as the London seasonal ? Thanks.Here you go
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Thank you, I wasn't taking a jab at the scirocco though, that's my favorite car in the game. Is the SRT the little 4 door car? I have never used it before, might have to try it.
Don't give up, 7:10ish can be enough (and you might even get a better time using the BMW M3 CSL '03, the setup I have posted earlier here and if you get a little bit of training).
I'm a mediocre driver, but just won it again with a 7:07,8xx easily, having made some mistakes still as you can see here:
Stupid me always thought that "racing" is all about
However, finally found a car (and setup) to win this race, even being just an average driver like humble me. I did, however, have to take my heart (and the wheel) firmly in both hands, but finally did it (driving as fast as I could, counted at least 5 minor mistakes in the lap but still won... have to try this "slow driving trick once).
@light driver I never use anything besides ABS=1. I never, ever use Traction Control, Skid Recovery Force, or any of the steering aids. Congratulations on your win with the McLaren MP4-12C. Could you tell me the weight and HP/Torque of your setup? I can't seem to win with mine. I've gotten wins with Nissan GT-R's, Ferrari 458 and TK II... The thing is, my lap time in the McLaren is just as fast as the others -- its the rabbit's that drive like lightning when I'm in my McLaren. It's really ticking me off... Then I have to watch WhoosierGirl freakin' winning races with a gosh darn skateboard.. She's unbelievable...
I know the MP12 is ridiculously fast from the Nurburgring Lap Times thread (stock car with oil change; 6'48 on SH tyres), so thought I'd try it at 550ppts... stock car, SS tyres, power limited to 550ppts, with custom suspension to remove the camber and toe (no other parts or settings changes)... 6'51.174 1st attempt.
It handles so well with virtually no changes and even power limited, is hitting nearly 200mph on the straight with no draft
Thanks for the compliments!
Obviously it helps I know The 'Ring pretty well as there's loads of time to be made by simply knowing every single corner on the track as well as you would your any other of your favorite tracks in the game - I did 1,000 of laps in the 190e Touring car S16 license test back in GT4, and alongside Spa, it's my favotire track of all time.
A real expert however (like @mike_gt3 or @Sutuki), would be able to go a good deal faster then my lap... I reckon I could do a mid 7'4X with a few more laps, so they'd be well in to the low 6'40's, maybe even high 7'30's.
Although it's a good demonstration of how far out the grip is on the tyres in GT6, and how much more acceleration cars have at the top end, I enjoyed this one and will probably try a few more cars... occasionally , too much grip is a good distraction
Sorry I blend in here...Stotty, Your time in that MP4 is very very fast...Compliments
But I disagree with almost everything You write...
1: "Knowing the Ring" is as a matter of course nessecary...but...Let me put it this way:
Knowing the track is bronce...
Lots of experience is silver...BUT
SKILL (and SKILL alone is GOLD in a PLATINIUM FRAME...
And You have it all, especially SKILL
I don`t know if You use a controller or a wheel, but if it`s a controller, You just have some very fine "motorics" in Your fingers, where I have some "rude motorics" in mine, lol..If it´s a wheel, Youre GOOD at driving...
2: I think the grip of the tyres in GT is waayy to low...The sun is hammering down on the track, it`s warm, and no moisture at all...Still the cars will skid completely, if one just moves his thumb 0.1 milimeter unintentionally...(controller)
And when driving in "rain" (or PDs interpretation of rain) it´s completely insane...
When I see some IRL racing on TV, there is about zero skidding taking place, most accidents in IRL racing is caused by a tyre puncture, or a mechanical failure..Or 2 cars bumping together, not by skidding...
Nor do the cars out there on the everyday-steets outside my window skid at all. You need to pull the hanbdbrake to make a normal car skid, and it grasps the road again IMMEDIATLY, when You loosen the handbrake again, it does not continue to skid like in GT...Or, if You have a high-powered FR or MR car, You can make a "power-slide", but thats not skidding....
And most cars "outside my window" use "comfort tyres" not sport soft tyres...Yeah I know...They don`t have 4-500BHPs like the ones we use in this event, and they don`t race, they just drive, but still...Even in heavy rain (like yesterday here, ydrk) there wasn`t a single skid-accident.
Oh and now I`m off topic, it was just this thing about You and that "too much grip"
Your time is very good, also because You didn`t had "contact" with the AI right? And NO OFFENSE meant by me at all, it`s just that I want more grip lol...
I think the grip of the tyres in GT is waayy to low...The sun is hammering down on the track, it`s warm, and no moisture at all...Still the cars will skid completely, if one just moves his thumb 0.1 milimeter unintentionally...(controller)
And when driving in "rain" (or PDs interpretation of rain) it´s completely insane...
When I see some IRL racing on TV, there is about zero skidding taking place, most accidents in IRL racing is caused by a tyre puncture, or a mechanical failure..Or 2 cars bumping together, not by skidding...