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Hey, does anyone have a guide for the Spa WTC800 Race?
Guide for Spa 800?
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- GTP_Famine
From earlier today:
www.gtplanet.net
I just use the Mazda RX-Vision GT3, short-shift at about half the rev bar (in bumpercam), take eight laps on Mediums then assess the weather per the above. Very rarely is my margin of victory below one lap, and when it is it's because the late-race rain arrived at a weird point and I'm 2'00+ ahead because of pit cycles.
World Touring Races PP800
What's the secret on winning any of the World Touring Races PP800. I've tried many times but I'm unable to break the top 3 spots. Any help would be great. Thanks garystevens64
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I just use the Mazda RX-Vision GT3, short-shift at about half the rev bar (in bumpercam), take eight laps on Mediums then assess the weather per the above. Very rarely is my margin of victory below one lap, and when it is it's because the late-race rain arrived at a weird point and I'm 2'00+ ahead because of pit cycles.
Like Famine mentioned, pay attention to the weather and change tires when needed.
If you want it to be more challenging, try using a GT3 car or something that is around 700-750pp. If you want a easy race, use the Bugatti VGT GR1 or Mazda LM55 Gr1. If you are trying to get fast laps, I'm loving the Porsche 962C with Praiano's 800pp tune... I'm trying to get a 2:03 lap with it but struggling to get below my current best of 2:06:300
If you want it to be more challenging, try using a GT3 car or something that is around 700-750pp. If you want a easy race, use the Bugatti VGT GR1 or Mazda LM55 Gr1. If you are trying to get fast laps, I'm loving the Porsche 962C with Praiano's 800pp tune... I'm trying to get a 2:03 lap with it but struggling to get below my current best of 2:06:300
