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- BrandonW77
Just over two hours for me....
I feel your pain i have coursework for maths due next monday, this proof by induction and automata is hell.The hype is real!! Worst thing is that I have to study calculus 3 and wait almost 2 weeks to drive the Porsches.
Well, Im driving this Panamera Turbo -- the ONLY tire option are (HR) Hypercar Road tires... WTF?
If i'm not mistaken that was the only tyre option on the standard 488 too. Felt too grippy as a consequence.
The GT4 Clubsport around the Nordschleife is about the most fun I've had in any sim in a long time.
Yes on the 918, but hypercar tyres on the Panamera which is pretty mainstream?Pretty sure the tires are specially made for these kinds of cars, not sure there are any other options. I did a quick search on TireRack and Dunlop and they don't offer anything for the 918. This is all I could find, and it says the tires are specially made for cars like the 918 and 458. So, what we have in the game is likely the only realistic way you'd ever drive the car in real-life.
http://www.michelinman.com/US/en/tires/Porsche/918 Spyder/2015.html
Yes on the 918, but hypercar tyres on the Panamera which is pretty mainstream?
I looked it up... 2017 Panamera Turbo can have Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tires. Don't mistake those with Pilot Sport Cup. I think cars like the 918 that come with Pilot Sport Cup 2 (maybe they're up to 3, I don't know) should have the Hypercar Road (HR) tires and then if you wanna push it a little more, the HyperCar Trofeos' (HT) would be like Pirelli P Zero Corsa Trofeo R tires. Notice the R at the end of that....because they also make Pirelli P Zero Corsa Trofeo tires. Those would probably be HyperCar Road (HR) tires.Yes on the 918, but hypercar tyres on the Panamera which is pretty mainstream?
Quickly drink a lager, that always helps to sort out brain and mouth coordinationMany Porsche models go into my head, get all jumbled up, garbage comes out of my mouth.
Quickly drink a lager, that always helps to sort out brain and mouth coordination
Yes but only one of them is worth putting on the car for the track.These are the tyre selections for the Panamera on that Michelin site:
http://www.michelinman.com/US/en/tires/Porsche/Panamera/2016/Edition.html
4 types
Not if you fancy oversteerYes but only one of them is worth putting on the car for the track.
Not if you fancy oversteer
The end result would probably be something like this.
If you want oversteer you are looking at the wrong car....Not if you fancy oversteer
The engine note is rather on the quiet side though.
From Aris:
Dynamic anti roll bars, change their stiffness actively while driving, guided by various telemetry controllers.
991 Carrera S, Panamera G2, 918 Spyder, all are equipped with dynamic arbs plus active 4ws, active differentials, active braking systems, torque vectoring, active brake steer, active hybrid systems where apply and active whatevers...
https://gyazo.com/0da5fba0b9a43006c5c4e4845bcf8049I looked it up... 2017 Panamera Turbo can have Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tires. Don't mistake those with Pilot Sport Cup. I think cars like the 918 that come with Pilot Sport Cup 2 (maybe they're up to 3, I don't know) should have the Hypercar Road (HR) tires and then if you wanna push it a little more, the HyperCar Trofeos' (HT) would be like Pirelli P Zero Corsa Trofeo R tires. Notice the R at the end of that....because they also make Pirelli P Zero Corsa Trofeo tires. Those would probably be HyperCar Road (HR) tires.
These are just my opinions, but the Panamera Turbo does NOT come with the same tire even as an option. Sure, its a bada** sedan, but come on. It drives like it's glued to the tarmac. http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1105325_2017-porsche-panamera-turbo-first-ride you can just search for the word Michelin on that page and you'll see where they mention the optional PS 4 tires.
I've driven the Carrera S and Cayman S on street tires. A freakin' blast. That Cayman has 2 levels of TC. Try #2... It's awesome. It's like barely there, but it's not fully off...I've not felt that in an Assetto Corsa Traction Control setting yet (on Street Cars...oh, Maybe the Vette...maybe).
The Cayman GT4 ClubSport is sick. I'll be doing a lot of racing in that puppy. 11 different ABS settings in that thing!
I think there is going to have to be some brake adjusting going on too. I know Aris said to get heat into 'em and that's totally fine, but I still think a slight adjustment is needed. I'm talking about ABS because I usually run Factory setting, so if it has TC and/or ABS I get those options instead of having to manually turn one or the other on or off each time I wanna drive a freakin' car. But then someone else in the forum was bragging that "Now this feels like much better ABS!" So, what the hell do I know?
@brownninja97 You haven't had a chance to drive the Porsche's yet? Are you climbing the walls??