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Well, this week the deadline WAS 10AM PST... (Will it always be so, Sjaak?)You're right ... but I'm confused because I checked this when I joined a few weeks back and I'm sure it was 10AM PST and now it's 11AM PST and we haven't gone on or off daylight saving time ?
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/
I've never heard of someone using so much preload, or whatever that's called for the first number of the LSD settings. Did you really find that having that number high helped it turn? Usually 5/5/5 settings provide the best rotation, but they need to be played with in order to keep wheels from spinning when under acceleration, and to keep the rear end in check when turning on the brakes, and with lift throttle oversteer.That's what LSD settings of 40/20/18 will do for you... Way different to what everyone else was using, it seems. I didn't understand why everyone was using LSD settings which made the car understeer so much... But anywho, hope this is the right replay!
Yeah, I usually use a more complicated version of the so called "tranny-trick" which makes the lower gears longer(more usable) and the higher gears closer together. Was definitely the fastest(or damn close to it) way down the drag strip in GT2. The thing with using it in normal road courses is that it needs to fit the track, ie. what gear you're in in the turns and if you need to shift or not. The other thing in this combo though that I noticed, is that the car likes to shift BEFORE redline... So my gearing was adjusted a bit to not get too near the redline in 6th gear. But I ran out of time to perfect the gearing, let alone the suspension tuning.Strop, the reason some were using the autoset at 1 is because of the tranny trick-set final drive to max, set autoset to 1, then move the final drive ratio back to where you hit max rpm at the end of of the longest straightaway. It seems to give better acceleration that just using the autoset to do the same without sacrificing top speed.