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It could be that Camber has uses on bumpy tracks and no camber is better on flat surfaces? Could be an interesting find and help a lot of other tunes which work on one surface and are not so great on others. I was trying to tune this car without camber and it felt prone to sudden oversteer during testing. Be interested to see what you think with regards to this one.
Ok, all tests done:
- Mount Panorama - Tune camber (1.6/2.0) - 5 lap test (3rd race):
This was done during my first review of the car. As said, the car did great, huge grip and stability, dealt with the bumps greatly and no oversteer noticed (except on 1st gear accel.)
Managed a fastest lap of 2:00:8xx, clean field ahead (no opponents)
- Mount Panorama - NO camber (0.0/0.0) - 5 lap test (3rd race):
So driving fast and accurate became a bit more difficult with 0/0. Regarding the oversteer, almost the same, but maybe some could be related with the more "hard" and unaccurate steering.
Managed a fastest lap of 2:03:8xx, clean field ahead (no opponents)
It is indeed a tough situation to describe, but by the sensations the zero camber gave me, I can honestly say that the tune values will do the MP4 a better car on bumps.
EDIT:
- Silverstone GP - Tune camber (1.6/2.0) - 4 lap test (1st race GT3 Series IA):
Managed a fastest lap of 1:57:484, clean field ahead (no opponents)
- Silverstone GP - NO camber (0.0/0.0) - 4 lap test (1st race GT3 Series IA):
Managed a fastest lap of 1:58:630, clean field ahead (no opponents)
@shaunm80 - The main issue, these corners:
Becketts and Maggotts - I agree with you, I was indeed faster, more stable on the S's with camber. No oversteer, even going threw the kerbs.
With 0/0, less effective and more sloppy approaching them, so camber is needed...
The issue is that with tune camber I was indeed faster then with 0/0, more then 1 second. If @Badger66 could have a try at Silverstone it would surely help understand this awkward behaviour...
The fact is that you are right Shaun, the car is faster and safer with camber...
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