Yes. Thats right, I tuned it at 980kgs rather than the minimum weight. I assume that as long as you not below the minimum its all good?@shaunm80 I just got done building your tune for the improved touring and noticed the weight @ 980kg. Is this correct, you are 55kg over the minimum?! I've been testing for over 5 hours so far today (a little tired) and I just wanted to be sure...
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...ew-seasonal-setups.300860/page-5#post-9396712
you can be overweight or under powered, that's no problemYes. Thats right, I tuned it at 980kgs rather than the minimum weight. I assume that as long as you not below the minimum its all good?
That would be one skinny, child or a wife type out the window. (for us imperial measurement types that's a 121.124 lbs person).Oh no, you're ok, it's your right to tune it that way. 55kg though...it would be like throwing a skinny co-pilot out the passenger window! I'll drive it like you have it.👍
Wow, very cool. Wish I had the time for this. If anyone wants to drive one of my tunes, see the sig.
So toss me out then.That would be one skinny, child or a wife type out the window. (for us imperial measurement types that's a 121.124 lbs person).
Na i'll toss ya in the trunk get some more weight on the wheelsSo toss me out then.
I just took a quick peek. Transmission settings...might need a few lines to say how we got to those numbers. Top gear up to 4.0, then adjust top speed down, yadda yadda yadda. Hope that your back does get to feeling better.👍
I can maybe add in a comment box either with the trans settings or at the bottom for write ins like that. I did think about it but wasn't sure.Took a look see myself, I like it. Couple of suggestions would be to add a weight distribution line at the top below the weight. Add a Torque line (added reference make sure we have all the parts right), I'm not sure how to make the HP and torque have an option to display in metric and imperial with out adding bunch of lines, and reorder the Drive train to have the AYC on the bottom as its only one model car.
@demonchilde good to hear your alive and kicking and so is everyone else. RL>Game is my motto we will still be here when things calm down.
Motorcity Hami, are you going to be racing at Waterford this year?
I hope so, but just remember; "Dodge Neons in your mirror, are closer than they appear."
;-)
Seems reasonable enough to me, but i'm not so sure about the engines. The ones I've seen have really weak motors (even by cheap family car standards), maybe they have a better range in the statesNeon's are cheap, pretty easy to modify, and I think they have decently strong motors to be able to handle the power of racing.
Ahh right, engine swaps... now it make sense@DigitalBaka I've got an idea on how to do it, would need a background processing area, and 3 display cells for each stat that's different. At least I know it would work in excel not sure about google doc's i'm heading off now to see if it will work.
@DolHaus no they didn't really, weak under powered things but the engine box was so large you could pack just anything under a V8 into it. I saw one with a Cummins Turbo Diesel in it. O_o one of the smaller ones from the mid 90's but still. that's almost as bad as the pic i posted above.
Thanks for the test iainoflo , happy to see my car work well. I was expecting this result because i am the only one to use a much lower rear ride height with a good amount ,140/90.
This is the only trick i´ve found to make this car turn well , conserving the full rear aero downforce.
This is a bit strange for a race car setting but it seems to work well. It´s also ok for lazy FF or 4WD cars.
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So is that a reference to my Honda Civic days when we shared the track with Neons?
I doubt that we will make it to Waterford Hills. I am looking at MIS, Mid-Ohio, Grattan, Gingerman and Nelson Ledges. I have been running the SCCA Regional Champs Series for a few years now.
That's my neon at Waterford hills.
We run a split grid with spec miata, was hoping you might make it out.
We had a race in the rain last year, caught and passed every miata, corner workers loved it.
Those who hate the neons need to understand, spec neon is the cheapest way to actually race competitively without going broke. 2 seconds slower per lap at Waterford than spec miata, but 1/5 the cost. B-)
I will amend the OP, thanks for pointing that out@DolHaus : FYI, +1 inch wheels are required for SCCA ITClass. They're not listed in your tune that I can find.
Ahhh, after 4 days without getting a fix I'm back to testing. I've missed playing/piloting, but its been nice having my wife on vacation this week.
Thanks for the feedback @iainoflo85!
Hi Praiano do you mind if I just ask you a couple of things about your tune? I'm looking at what it is that the fastest tune did that I didn't in an effort to improve my tuning.
My question is: if you were having trouble getting the car to rotate how come you used full rear aero? This relates to something I noticed on my Street Touring tune: I was getting no oversteer whatsoever on the tune, but adding a rear wing with max downforce made it faster - how can this happen?
Thanks
PS - Words cannot express how jealous I am of you guys who can go racing IRL