For those who tired my tune and found it too understeery for their liking, suggest -
- Raise front spring rate or lower rear spring rate. Rear spring higher than front tightens up the car, front spring higher than rear makes the car loose.
- Add some Negative Rear toe. Start with maybe -0.05.
- Lower LSD initial torque and accel settings.
- Lower rear downforce, although this causes some overall balance issues that may require further suspension adjustments.
My biggest issue with lower rear DF and a looser tune in general is really 3 corners, all in T3. The chicane at the start of T3, and the final 2 corners, the last corner in particular.
If you are trying my tune and you don't drive the whole lap. If you give up on it because you are behind your ghost at T1 or T2. Suggest you finish the lap and see what happens.
I intend to start my next session with a low DF setup. The other issue is that it's really hard to bounce between the extremes. You get a feel for one thing and expect it to work the way it has worked. So when you switch to something radically different, it's tough to control.
The thing I like about my tune is I can get on the power with confidence in those low traction, low speed corners. And it feels fine to me in 100R. I can see how it would push more in turn 1 than people might like.
What DF are you using?