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Awesome combo, hope to be in the driver seat Soon™!:tup:
IMHO you need to dial down the BB for cars with racing brakes as they lock up pretty quick. I haven't run the combo, but i guess 1/1 or even 0/0 should do the trick. Try braking fully on a straight from decent speed and notice the lockup: if the front locks up earlier dial down the front setting more, same for the rear setting.
When the tires don't lock up anymore adjust to taste, some like the tires locking up just a bit when braking fully and run a little higher overall BB values. Sometimes it's better to have more grip at the front and let the rear step out a bit when entering a corner for better turn in, that's when you lower the front value for a rear bias. And when you want to cure an oversteery car you can lower the rear value for a front bias.
Unfortunately if you have to dial down the BB because of racing brake lockup you don't have much leeway for these minute adjustments -- for example going from 1/1 to 0/1 is adding a 50% rear brake bias and can make the car into an twitchy nightmare on corner entry. Hope this helps.
EDIT: Cleared up the wording about biases.
I messed with the BB a bit and not running ABS sort of hinders the 5/5 preset a bit. After 6 months I can tell my feet have lost a lot of braking sensitivity. If anyone else is not running ABS I would appreciate a little coaching/help. Well that is unless the FIA would penalize me for asking for that ;-).
IMHO you need to dial down the BB for cars with racing brakes as they lock up pretty quick. I haven't run the combo, but i guess 1/1 or even 0/0 should do the trick. Try braking fully on a straight from decent speed and notice the lockup: if the front locks up earlier dial down the front setting more, same for the rear setting.
When the tires don't lock up anymore adjust to taste, some like the tires locking up just a bit when braking fully and run a little higher overall BB values. Sometimes it's better to have more grip at the front and let the rear step out a bit when entering a corner for better turn in, that's when you lower the front value for a rear bias. And when you want to cure an oversteery car you can lower the rear value for a front bias.
Unfortunately if you have to dial down the BB because of racing brake lockup you don't have much leeway for these minute adjustments -- for example going from 1/1 to 0/1 is adding a 50% rear brake bias and can make the car into an twitchy nightmare on corner entry. Hope this helps.
EDIT: Cleared up the wording about biases.
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