I'm a lazy guy, so ABS weak always on for me. I reckon there's maybe 0.1-0.15 sec per km difference between on or off, being off the fastest solution. Btw, modern gt cars or prototypes use ABS under IMSA-ACO Le Mans rules.Which is better/What's the difference between <default> and <weak> ABS settings?
If I'm opening up a debate as old as 'Vinyl -vs- CD' with this one, apologies...😇
Use ABS default with the Gr4 cars, they seem to run better with it. Just because you and transition easier between braking and acceleration much quicker.I'm a lazy guy, so ABS weak always on for me. I reckon there's maybe 0.1-0.15 sec per km difference between on or off, being off the fastest solution. Btw, modern gt cars or prototypes use ABS under IMSA-ACO Le Mans rules.
Since I felt competitive with the Alfa at DF, regardless the level of sportsmanship, I'll be around Suzuka this week. Only 4 laps is not much, but the rolling start will help minimise the first corner's carnage, hopefully.
Thanks for the input and I figured there's not much to be gained from either or it'd be a bigger topic 'round here. As with sooo many things when it comes to driving, personal preference may reign supreme, lol.I'm a lazy guy, so ABS weak always on for me. I reckon there's maybe 0.1-0.15 sec per km difference between on or off, being off the fastest solution. Btw, modern gt cars or prototypes use ABS under IMSA-ACO Le Mans rules.
Since I felt competitive with the Alfa at DF, regardless the level of sportsmanship, I'll be around Suzuka this week. Only 4 laps is not much, but the rolling start will help minimise the first corner's carnage, hopefully.
Did you cross the pit entry/exit lines?I got 2 penalties totaling 6 seconds in one Race C, the first time not even seeing a car or a flag.