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- Saltash
- Dolhaus
Thank you for testing, good job 👍Results are in for Road Racers
All cars tested for 10 minutes (usually 7 complete laps), using DS3 (x throttle and square brake) with all aids off except ABS1 (unless stated otherwise) and driving line.
Posted in tested order.
@Lionheart2113
Motegi - 1:27:376
SSR5 - 1:28:622
DC - 7.5
Good turn in bordering on oversteer. A little throttle control required to get around safely. Good performance over the 2 tracks. Felt quite loose.
@ImToLegitToQuit
Motegi - 1:27:731
SSR5 - 1:28:003
DC - 7
A little stiffer and felt quite stable. Understeer present though, with the odd loss of grip through the faster sections. Fared better at SSR5 for me.
@DolHaus
Motegi - 1:27:511
SSR5 - 1:28:248
DC - 8
Nice stable car with good turn in and rotation. Noticed a bit of oversteer on SSR5.
@xande1959
Motegi - 1:27:303
SSR5 - 1:28:053
DC - 8
A bit of understeer present but a good solid tune. Good grip through the corners and easy to get the power down.
@Gino Caberlin
Motegi - 1:27:477
SSR5 - 1:28:598
DC - 8
Good solid tune with a hint of oversteer at Motegi. Good all round car at SSR5.
@sinof1337
Motegi - 1:27:900
SSR5 - 1:30:435
DC - 7
Issues with understeer here, more noticable on SSR5, and it hurt the lap times. Had to lift off for corners that should have been full throttle. More managebale at Motegi.
@787bcgr
Motegi - 1:27:082
SSR5 - 1:29:631
DC - 7.5
Some off throttle understeer that I had to alter my line for. Easier to get round Motegi. Understeer again affected time at SSR5. Easy to get on the power.
@CyKosis1973
Motegi - 1:27:335
SSR5 - 1:29:415
DC - 8.5
Felt quite light and nimble, strange considering what was in the boot. Less understeer than I was expecting, but still had some issues at SSR5. Stable under braking and no drama's getting on the power.
@randyrockstiff
Motegi - 1:27:475
SSR5 - 1:29:369
DC - 8.5
Well balanced car. Good under braking and easy to get power down. Good turn in and rotation through the corner. A little off throttle understeer. Good balance on both tracks.
@Otaliema
Motegi - 1:27:151
SSR5 - 1:29:793
DC - 8
As the notes say, corner entry is key. If you get that right, mash the throttle and it'll stick. Get it wrong though, and you'll not recover. Good job on Twin Ring.
@Bowtie-muscle
Motegi - 1:27:639
SSR5 - 1:28:947
DC - 8.5
Comfortable car to drive. Good turn in and rotaion with a little understeer through the slower corners. Be careful how far you push it though.
@shaunm80
Motegi - 1:27:059
SSR5 - 1:28:916
DC - 9
Well balanced car over both tracks. Slight issue with lock up under braking on SSR5, but easily sorted. Good job on Motegi.
@Ridox2JZGTE
ABS0
Motegi - 1:29:846
SSR5 - 1:31:346
DC - 6
Feels like a well balanced car, but my inability to drive ABS0 shows in the times. Struggled to cope with the lock up under braking and the lack of response immediately after. You did manage to make it driveable thoug.
@MrGrado
ABS0
Motegi - 1:31:952
SSR5 - 1:35:412
DC - 5
Really struggled in this one. Brakes locked up very early compare to Ridox's submission, then suffered from brake release oversteer, which I struggled to contain on SSR5. A little easier to control at Motegi. I don't think i'll be moving to ABS 0 whilst using a DS3.
Yeah I might have been a little impatient on the throttleLittle to aggressive on the throttle on there break it in coast it a little than mash the throttle and it will turn on a dime, the big key is learning when to smash the gas for each type of turn, thank you for the review I'll look into loosing the tail a bit but keeping most of the stability.
I find that the thing with higher Acc values is that they make the car want to pull in a straight line whenever you're on the throttle. In order for this to be effective on twistier sections the front end needs to be able to rotate slightly faster than the rear, with yours I found the problem was that the front end was pulling too much of the power and only wanted to go in a straight line as a result. With more power distributed to the rear wheels and a lower front acc value you can allow the rear wheels to push the nose into the corner using the throttle rather than trying to straighten up, a little bit of slip from the rear wheels helps but is easy to over do and turn it into a handful.
I've noticed a lot of people using Acc/Dec values lower than their Initial values, as a general note I will point out that this doesn't really do anything. The Initial is a pre-load setting and means that the number set is the lowest (most open) the diff can operate under any circumstances.
Lets say you have 12/10/10, because the Initial is higher than the Acc/Dec the diff is actually operating at 12/12/12 because the pre-load (initial) overrides both of the other values 👍