fought for 4 hours in Nurb last night for the last gold.. still silver on a gallardo with +2sec.. and i still dont have that Diablo! ...
Good job for sticking with it that long and not giving up. Admire your persistance.👍 Good luck with the rest.
Thanks Cargo!,
after 30 min, I was able to beat the Annivarsary TT event with 9:08s
.
..and...
after another 4-hrs of chasing the lead Miura at Nurb, I finally passed him on the long straight and bagged the Nomad Diablo...
Congratulations!!! Such a good feeling when you finally win this event. Enjoy that Diablo. It's a very nice car to drive!
Thanks.
It really is a good feeling when one gets to complete such event.
Last night, I was able to confirm that there where several things that made it hard for me for the last 2 months.
1. The gas pedal and the brake pedal of my driving wheel is offsetted and worn out already. (its over 8 yrs old). I noticed that while driving, display intermittently brakes a little on its own, and flooring the gas pedal does'nt get to the cars max rev. the display shows it reaches only ~85% of the max rev. So I opened up the pedal assemble and found out that the potentiometers used by each pedal is loose causing the intermittent actions. To fix.. i just inserted 2 folded cardboard papers underneath the potentiometer and it worked like magic. my gallardo's 235kph straight solo then becomes ~280kph and it doesnt brake on its own.
2. I also realize that I use downshifting too much when using paddle shifter, so I disabled the paddles and use only the stick and It improve my overall speed on tracks like Nurb. I am mot saying im letting go of my paddles but I will be using the stick more often on several tracks.
3. I need to perform some more on drifting and handling. sometimes one needs to slide through some corners.
btw, I already tried to run the Diablo in the super GT seasonal and non of my setup worked. I cant drive that darn thing. looks very cool though.. :0
Congrats on your persistence and success. I know all too well how annoying it can be trying to drive with wheels and pedals that are acting up, too. Hope your fix holds. There are some discussions about how to deal with issues like you describe in the Sim Racing Hardware section of the forums. Maybe you can get some help there if the problem returns.
When downshifting it is often a good idea to not downshift the last time you think you need to, at least not when entering the corner. It tends to unsettle the car. High RPM combined with rapid changes in RPM in low gears can easily overload your grip. So if you for example take a corner at a speed that you would expect to be in second when accelerating in a straight line, stay in third. It might be better at times to drop to second but knowing when it is a good idea takes time and experimentation. If you aren't sure it's often helpful to stay in a higher gear until you are back on the gas(if you find yourself bogging down by staying in the higher gear).
Also, try to take note of your timing when downshifting. As you drop down to the lower gears you'll want to wait a little bit longer before each downshift - particularly into third and second. Downshifting too fast will sometimes actually slow your deceleration because of the way GT5 deals with over-revving, as well as causing the car to become unstable - particularly if you drive without ABS.
That Diablo is not a terribly easy car to drive but it is very fast when you can tame it. It's a monster in the GT500 races because it has much more power than the other GT500 cars. As I understand it, as it comes in its default form it isn't actually GT500 spec but it qualifies for the races because it has run at that spec at times. In the description I think it mentions 3 or 4 quite different forms it has raced in.
Thanks Cargo!,
after 30 min, I was able to beat the Annivarsary TT event with 9:08s
.
..and...
after another 4-hrs of chasing the lead Miura at Nurb, I finally passed him on the long straight and bagged the Nomad Diablo...
eahh the feeling was so .........i have no words to describe that...when i won the the miuras in ring with my gallardo (DS3)......maybe the best challenge of all..
the first thing that i did after that was to try to win the miuras in ring with mine miura and i did it
I hate that car but i love that....lol
congratulations to all of you
If its not too much to ask, how do you tune it?
I got stuck on that one
which lambo are you planning to use? if you want to try GALLARDO LP 560-4 '08, you can use Fruitycakes setup.
BUY A GALLARDO LP 560-4 '08 AND PUT THIS SET UP ON IT!
BUY:-
all aero parts
sports soft tyres
sports air filter
full trans
twin plate clutch
semi racing flywheel
carbon prop
torque diff
full customised LSD
full customised suspension
SET UP
AERO 15 REAR
ENGINE LIMITER 99%
TRANS RESET DEFAULT
FINAL 3.140
MAX 124
1 3.975
2 2.530
3 1.992
4 1.633
5 1.373
6 1.165
TOP MAX SHOULD BE 190MPH
DRIVETRAIN
LSD FRONT REAR
8 12
12 18
10 15
TORQUE DIFF
30 70
SUSPENSION
-15 RH -10
9.5 SR 9.5
3 DE 2
6 DC 5
3 ARB 3
0.9 CAMB ANG 0.0
+0.05 TOE -0.15
BRAKES
8 7
for nurbs move final gear up
Good Luck!!
which lambo are you planning to use? if you want to try GALLARDO LP 560-4 '08, you can use Fruitycakes setup.
BUY A GALLARDO LP 560-4 '08 AND PUT THIS SET UP ON IT!
BUY:-
all aero parts
sports soft tyres
sports air filter
full trans
twin plate clutch
semi racing flywheel
carbon prop
torque diff
full customised LSD
full customised suspension
SET UP
AERO 15 REAR
ENGINE LIMITER 99%
TRANS RESET DEFAULT
FINAL 3.140
MAX 124
1 3.975
2 2.530
3 1.992
4 1.633
5 1.373
6 1.165
TOP MAX SHOULD BE 190MPH
DRIVETRAIN
LSD FRONT REAR
8 12
12 18
10 15
TORQUE DIFF
30 70
SUSPENSION
-15 RH -10
9.5 SR 9.5
3 DE 2
6 DC 5
3 ARB 3
0.9 CAMB ANG 0.0
+0.05 TOE -0.15
BRAKES
8 7
for nurbs move final gear up
That will not be all,
you can also refer to what Morgoth_666 has told me. that helped me a lot..
"When downshifting it is often a good idea to not downshift the last time you think you need to, at least not when entering the corner. It tends to unsettle the car. High RPM combined with rapid changes in RPM in low gears can easily overload your grip. So if you for example take a corner at a speed that you would expect to be in second when accelerating in a straight line, stay in third. It might be better at times to drop to second but knowing when it is a good idea takes time and experimentation. If you aren't sure it's often helpful to stay in a higher gear until you are back on the gas(if you find yourself bogging down by staying in the higher gear).
Also, try to take note of your timing when downshifting. As you drop down to the lower gears you'll want to wait a little bit longer before each downshift - particularly into third and second. Downshifting too fast will sometimes actually slow your deceleration because of the way GT5 deals with over-revving, as well as causing the car to become unstable - particularly if you drive without ABS."
Good Luck!!
renanmaThanks i will try it
Finally got gold after 50+ attempts, lots of sliding through corners and a couple of grass short cuts. Drafted past lead Miura at end of last straight. Thanks to Shoe67 for a great tune, had to fiddle with ratios as I'd changed rims...phew!!
[/quote]trams reset, final 3140 , max 124 i can't get the same gear numbers don't know if i made an error or if its a misprint
buy a gallardo lp 560-4 '08 and put this set up on it!
Buy:-
all aero parts
sports soft tyres
sports air filter
full trans
twin plate clutch
semi racing flywheel
carbon prop
torque diff
full customised lsd
full customised suspension
set up
aero 15 rear
engine limiter 99%
trans reset default
final 3.140
max 124
1 3.975
2 2.530
3 1.992
4 1.633
5 1.373
6 1.165
top max should be 190mph
drivetrain
lsd front rear
8 12
12 18
10 15
torque diff
30 70
suspension
-15 rh -10
9.5 sr 9.5
3 de 2
6 dc 5
3 arb 3
0.9 camb ang 0.0
+0.05 toe -0.15
brakes
8 7
for nurbs move final gear up
Claudee"quote"
So sorry for that my first post didn't turn out perfect, I was under the impression a person could have some fun and learn a thing or two while playing this game. In my 63 years I have become a little more tolerant. Have a good day and I do thank you for the help.