Car Of Tomorrow '10
892 bhp, 773 Nm, 1565 kg
I can confirm with 100% certainty, having just checked them, that the minimum values are 3.0 / 3.0. The car isn't the NSX-R LM Race Car you think it is, but a RM'ed Acura NSX painted red to commemorate the original NSX GT1 from the '90s.Could you revisit the "Spring Rates" on this Tune? The minimum rates are 8.8 / 10.4. I would like to test this NSX against some of the Sponsored Race NSX's. Thanks!
Cut the quotes if possible. The statement doesn't exist for nothing.If you want to quote the setup post, please keep it down to the essentials. Do not quote the entire post. Partly because it doesn't do too much good for the readability of the thread but mainly because the setup may be changed and we don't want people making a review based on the setup they found in the quote when browsing the thread as it may differ quite greatly from the improved version.
Having found a bit of time again, I tried out the next one of your recent FFs - namely the Scirocco R-GT '10. To be honest, I expected a variation on the ITR theme and was quite surprised, when I tried it out on the Trial Mountain circuit.
One tip in your description says it all - something about it kicking the tail out when divebombing a chicane. It does that. A lot. I do not know if it is a result of the brake force distribution, or the LSD settings but the car is certainly 'lively'.
Where the Honda is natural and immediately fast, the times need to be patiently extracted from the Scirocco. It will understeer more if you apply the throttle too soon, and corner combinations demand a lot of concentration, if you do not want all four tyres losing traction and the car entering a tankslapper. It is not impossible to control, you just lose time this way. One thing that is noticeable is the pretty poor braking when the road surface is not very smooth.
Initially I was 5 seconds a lap slower than with the ITR, a time that gradually got down to 2 seconds slower, something I did not manage to shave down further. This made it a bit slower than the Mazdaspeed 3, too.
I tried the car at R246 as well and while I managed to win as well (the current Online A Spec 3 lap Challenge), it was much tighter than with the ITR, in spite of the identical PP rating.
Here some things were even more apparent - the higher rate of understeer in corners, and the much lower levels of stability in fast direction changes. The quick right left at Asakasa Palace for instance is a particularly difficult one to manage cleanly.
I am sure that one can get to similar times as with the ITR, given time and concentration but it is certainly not like the second skin the Honda is. It is much harder work and can always surprise, if you are not careful. On the other hand that simply makes it more of both a challenge and accomplishment, when you get it right.
Bet your Lambo don't look this badass
Anyway nice tunes.
Lexus LFA'10 "Shinden"
Transmission
Note: First, reset the gearbox to the default settings, then set the Max speed, and only then set the gear ratios.
Gear Ratios
1st: 3.649
2nd: 2.379
3rd: 1.800
4th: 1.448
5th: 1.200
6th: 0.976
Final Gear: 3.750
Max speed: 420 km/h
Leonidae@MFTCountach 560SV
~561 bhp, ~588 Nm, 1241 kg, PP 557
Painted in Nero Noctis from Lamborghini
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Chevrolet Corvette C6.R GT2+ '09
695+ bhp, 855+ Nm, 1100 kg
How many times do I have to do this, it was on the previous page for God's sake, before it sinks in?If you want to quote the setup post, please keep it down to the essentials. Do not quote the entire post. Partly because it doesn't do too much good for the readability of the thread but mainly because the setup may be changed and we don't want people making a review based on the setup they found in the quote when browsing the thread as it may differ quite greatly from the improved version.
Lamborghini Murciélago LP 680-4 SV/J '09
675+ bhp, 675+ Nm, 1268 kg, PP 600
Leonidae, could you check these settings once more? I tried to apply them to my LFA today and the 5th and 6th gear ratios were impossible to apply, they were too far to the right and the boundaries stopped me before they reached that number...
EDIT: Also, perhaps the 1st gear ratio for the Ferrari California tune is a typo? Shouldn't it be 3.428 instead of 3.248 as the latter is impossible?
EDIT 2: The gear ratios for the Lambo Murcielago SV also seem off the scale and impossible, perhaps a new update has narrowed the gear ratio boundaries? Either that or I'm doing something wrong
The only word to describe this car: badass. The only way to drive it: carefully. And thats just the stock one. It's not fast, just fun and insane. But what happens when MFT get hold of it? This, the 560sv. The final countach before the Diablo takes centre stage and shows the world what Lamborghini does. Madness! I tested this car at the RougeTestingFacility, my personal nurburg. And I loved it, I loved its power and it's noise. But most of all, I loved its sheer loonacy in corners,mthe tyres just grip and grip and grip. Unless you are being idiotic and thinking "It'll be fine to slide it. It's a Lambo." but, read over that sentence: it's a Lambo. And therefore an assassin. With 561bhp. I tried this first of and got the disease, one-more-lap syndrome. It's chaotic looks suggest a chaotic drive but, keep on its sweet side and you'll love it. A devil reborn, into the god of all cars.
20/20 another AMAZING mod guys. Well done.
Leonidae@MFTDid you follow the transmission instructions? I admit, unlike Greycap, I haven't fixed my transmissions since the update did change them, but errors in his setups shouldn't exist as he fixed them. Anyway, I've started working towards fixing the gearing of the early tunes.
Yep, that's a mistake by me. Writing down the setup at 2300 hours FTW...EDIT: Also, perhaps the 1st gear ratio for the Ferrari California tune is a typo? Shouldn't it be 3.428 instead of 3.248 as the latter is impossible?
...but that's not, I double checked it. If you mean the car you had tuned to outrun Apollo 13 it may be a case of the tuning parts affecting the available ratios, some of them do that. I can guarantee that the ratios work for the specified power level but my power ends there.EDIT 2: The gear ratios for the Lambo Murcielago SV also seem off the scale and impossible, perhaps a new update has narrowed the gear ratio boundaries? Either that or I'm doing something wrong
...but that's not, I double checked it. If you mean the car you had tuned to outrun Apollo 13 it may be a case of the tuning parts affecting the available ratios, some of them do that. I can guarantee that the ratios work for the specified power level but my power ends there.
Don't we all? The Integra is simply better, no doubt about that. As a matter of fact I tend to drive two white Integras in online races against a friend - a DC2 and a DC5. The good old EK9 is actually a better handling car than the FD2, perhaps I'll eventually overcome my hatred towards it from the GT4 days and turn it into a scorching hot hatch.But somehow I just feel a bit warmer towards its 2 doored predecessor 👍
Probably nothing else than that you have engine stages tunings carried out, GT5 (and GT4 did the same) varies the available gear ratios on some cars according to what engine modifications or turbo kits are applied. No idea why.I see, I'll double check my settings to see if I can find out what's wrong.