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For sure... the last thing you want to do is put back pressure on that turbo, with engine braking... keep it spooled up with a just a touch of throttle and it makes a huge difference, and if you then hit your exit marks properly you grab tenths off the tougher turns like (T3) T2 at RBR.Turbo lag + TCS = slow out of there. I find Group 2 is where TCS is a really noticeable disadvantage in pace. (cue Groundfish patiently explaining why I'm wrong )
For turbo lag, keep the throttle slightly open through the turn. It will minimize how much you bog down on exit.
Right... even in GTE/GT3... for example, the Corvette C7.R had less HP than the road going version. They'll do what it takes to make them competitive on balance. Makes it really fun.Aside from the whole "front-wheel drive" thing, which would be fine for sprint races anyway (as it is in BTCC), it's just not that kooky to have something like a TT (and the TT RS has 400hp in road trim anyway) competing with a Corvette if both are homologated to the same class, because that's exactly how homologation works.
Exactly! I have a hard time even managing the Fuel Map within a lap (dropping it to 6 on main straight each lap at Fuji, for example), I'd never want to fiddle with TCS like that.NoStopN
The best thing that I've found to work for me is to understand how the TCS system affects the car. In essence, make the TCS act like a steering or weight bias part of the equation to turn the car. The best example that I can give you is this. At DTS, coming into the snorkel, the car does its normal twitching in the rear under full braking. Most of us can handle our cars so far. But, when you decide to release the brakes & make your turn in, most of us want to get back on the throttle. That corner is very easy to lose the back end under hard acceleration. When I use the TCS at that corner, I know that I will get understeer, so I can compensate. I also know that when the front tires grip, the TCS will allow a small amount of wheelspin which can help rotate the car for max acceleration without smashing the wall. I'm sure this advice is of little use now, seeing that your last 2 Gr. 2 trips to DTS, you're a solid 1.5 seconds faster than me. 🤣
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