I'm losing well over a second because of the straights, my gear ratios are letting me down, I can't find a balance between top speed and acceleration that works for my downforce setting. I don't want to reduce my downforce, i'm having enough problems at the Porsche curves as it is.
Nice splits Chris, smokin' through T2! 👍 I'm curious why you run less than max DF though? (I'm faster on the straight with it maxed, top out at 392 km/h) I think you might actually be bottoming out the rear with it at -15. I haven't tried the rear that low myself but I was bottoming out with Praiano's -15/-5.
Great, not enough funds to buy this car. Better start grinding for some pecunia.
I've ran all of them, but they made me feel like the wife on a shoe shopping extravaganza. So I've spend all of it on some other beautiful cars.Not sure if you've already run them, but the TT events give you 1 Million each. There are 4 events, plus the Mercedes Benz event.
Otherwise, most of the seasonal race wins are worth more than half a million.
Well, I wouldn't say they are useless, since you almost certainly would not have submitted a lap from your first 2 hours of running, and you got to practice the combo.
My attention to detail was clearly lacking last night, I made several mistakes on the first post.
My apologies, but please don't post splits from a run in arcade mode.
Day off too windy outside with these Americans sending their Hurricane Katia over here to the UK. 👍
Tertre rouge is tough but HOLY hell I cannot get Arnage right and am often in the barriers.
Indianapolis is pure awesome though, as are the curves. What a track. I notice that there is a 2005 CDLS track too, with and without the chicanes. What on earth is the difference? I didn't see much change watching the race the last 6 years, am I blind?
There's a big difference in just the first few corners alone, there's sand traps for a start which make the 2005 version more cheat proof:tup:
Edit: Sorry that sounded bad, but I was just reading about the differences on another thread and then went for a spin, what I mean is 2005 gives you penalty, where 2009 doesn't. As for the track in general I was amazed, it just feels more real. I recommend people that haven't been around there on the game before to give it a go, just feels a more satisfying lap to me.
Anybody else agree?
Was gonna say, not more about the penalty system again.
The main reason I used the 2009 version rather than 2005 is that 2005 version is the same layout as we had on GT4, whereas we have never run a WRS race on the 2009 version.
I'm not in a position to pass judgement, one way or the other, as I can't be objective. I like the older version better, because I know it better.
I do like Indianapolis and parts of the Porsche Curves better on the 2009 version, but the start of the lap, the Esses and Tertre Rogue in particular, have a much better flow on the 2005 version.
NEW TIMES, with a little set-uo still onlt 927bhp though.
💡 MENTAL NOTE to myself !run car in ?
29.654
27.368
18.069
19.065
27.180
Should get some more with the extra 50hp
I've done a few laps and I'm getting a headache while trying to keep in mind the white lines rule.
I'm worried about the corner just before T4.
More specific the ruling about going over the white line for better cornering angle.
I like to take that corner close to the sand (when braking) before turn in for apex.
So , is it ok to use all the tarmac in that corner?
MadMax
Sorry, I'm not able to load the game right now. Are you asking if you can get all the way out to the left before turn in? And is there a solid white boundary line there?