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I guess I'm just easy on my tires, I've never had a problem with any tires overheating in AC as far as I can recall.
What kind of factors in your driving style determine how long the tyres last (in GT3 car with ABS on)? Is it just the slip angle / tyre scrubbing in the corners? I.e. how much wheel turn you apply in relation to how much grip you have? Sorry if I'm wording this awkwardly.
Is that on the Lambo at Paul Ricard? I tried mediums and softs but couldn't keep them cool enough to race with (<90). Used hards same as at Barbagallo.I'd dropped the pressures on the mediums as they were running slightly cold during quali then switched to softs and kept the pressures the same. Lethal combo..!
I'm curious as to how you can accomplish this. In the Lamborghini Super Trofeo I couldn't keep the mediums or softs below about 95C after 3 or 4 laps.I guess I'm just easy on my tires, I've never had a problem with any tires overheating in AC as far as I can recall.
I'm curious as to how you can accomplish this. In the Lamborghini Super Trofeo I couldn't keep the mediums or softs below about 95C after 3 or 4 laps.
It was. I think I damaged the tarmac with my white-hot tyres.Is that on the Lambo at Paul Ricard?
This is bizarre to me. I had the softs over 100C easily at Barbagallo in the Huracan and I was butter smooth with little sliding and pretty much no wheelspin since I was using TC and ABS. I was still a half second or more off the pace and running mid-pack so I was nowhere near the limit in terms of the overall possible pace. I ended up running hards to keep the temps under 90C. Once over 90C the tires lose grip pretty quickly.No idea. But to be honest I stopped paying attention to tire temps in AC, I'd just use Sidekick to get the pressures on all four corners dialed in and everything else would just kinda sort itself out. I've seen Aris say this is a pretty good way to approach it, get your pressures sorted and don't worry about temps. But I can't say I've ever really seen 95C tire temps either, most of the time I'm lucky to get them over 80C and plenty of cars I couldn't even get that warm.
So you were able to run mediums at Paul Ricard and keep them under 90C?It was. I think I damaged the tarmac with my white-hot tyres.
I think I can see some slight graining. It's not too bad, but to be safe I would probably pull into the pits the next chance you get.It was. I think I damaged the tarmac with my white-hot tyres.
I don't think I'm pushing them that hard. I'm not getting sideways much at all but for a tiny bit of slip in turn 3 (left hander) and turn 5 (right hander at the bottom of the course). TC is on so no wheelspin under acceleration. I've checked a couple of times in the pits and everyone else seems to be on hards and mediums, at least at Barbagallo, and no one on softs. I'll have to pay more attention next time to see what everyone else is using.I think I can see some slight graining. It's not too bad, but to be safe I would probably pull into the pits the next chance you get.
GT3 always seems to be Mediums & Fast surface for me. I haven't run enough laps on Softs to give an opinion. I am shocked that you were able to push Mediums that hard JohnnyP. I know you get ride that razor's edge lap after lap, but I never would have guessed 3 or 4 laps could do it.
Ahh...I was about to ask which track, so I could go experiment. Of course, it just had to be a track that I never drive. Ambient Temperature and all that stuff was set to normal, typical & realistic values, I assume?I don't think I'm pushing them that hard. I'm not getting sideways much at all but for a tiny bit of slip in turn 3 (left hander) and turn 5 (right hander at the bottom of the course). TC is on so no wheelspin under acceleration. I've checked a couple of times in the pits and everyone else seems to be on hards and mediums, at least at Barbagallo, and no one on softs. I'll have to pay more attention next time to see what everyone else is using.
Ambient is set to 26C for practice with optimium grip. I just ran a race at Paul Ricard and basically the same issue. Went with hards because I had the mediums up to 95C within 3 laps. Signed up for and ran the Alfa 155 TI at Barcelona GP and was able to run mediums but was right around 91-92C in the first couple of laps when I was really hammering it. Eased off a half second or so the rest of the way and kept it around 88-90C. I'm talking about the rear outside tire of course, left in both cases. The rest of the tires are fine but if the one doing the most work overheats the loss in grip is dramatic.Ahh...I was about to ask which track, so I could go experiment. Of course, it just had to be a track that I never drive. Ambient Temperature and all that stuff was set to normal, typical & realistic values, I assume?
Good thing you left this response...I had forgotten all about going to run a few laps myself.Ambient is set to 26C for practice with optimium grip. I just ran a race at Paul Ricard and basically the same issue. Went with hards because I had the mediums up to 95C within 3 laps. Signed up for and ran the Alfa 155 TI at Barcelona GP and was able to run mediums but was right around 91-92C in the first couple of laps when I was really hammering it. Eased off a half second or so the rest of the way and kept it around 88-90C. I'm talking about the rear outside tire of course, left in both cases. The rest of the tires are fine but if the one doing the most work overheats the loss in grip is dramatic.
This is bizarre to me. I had the softs over 100C easily at Barbagallo in the Huracan and I was butter smooth with little sliding and pretty much no wheelspin since I was using TC and ABS. I was still a half second or more off the pace and running mid-pack so I was nowhere near the limit in terms of the overall possible pace. I ended up running hards to keep the temps under 90C. Once over 90C the tires lose grip pretty quickly.
I had better luck last night in the Huracan at Nurb GP. Was able to run mediums and kept it around 90C. It's possible they had the ambient temps jacked up at Barbagallo I should have checked.I ran some GT3 races last night, 15 minutes with ambient temp of 25ºC and Fast grip. I was able to run on Softs no problem, my left rear got up to 90-95º a few times per lap but would cool down pretty quickly and at the end of the race all my tires were green and in the 80ºs or below. I wasn't paying close attention to them but I never saw them go over 100º and all of us were struggling a bit to get heat in the fronts.
Only thing I detected is that left paddle shifter is not recognized every time or at least, has to be pushed stronger then right, up shift one.
Yes, I was going to suggest you do that. You switch tc off whilst on track too or switch through the TC settings that way too.When I first time played game, I changed in settings TCS and ABS to factory but also Stability to 0%
Is that good choice?
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Yes.Hi Everyone. Have some of the special events become unbalanced due to updates over time?
F9Anyone knows how to put this app back in its place (bottom of the screen)?