- 4,803
- Dearborn, MI
- MotorCtyHamilton
Nissan GT-R Black Edition '12
568hp, 1780kg, 550PP
No matter how tempting or how much the gear indicator flashes a red #1 in your face at Tsukuba, never, ever drop down to 1st gear. First gear is only meant to get you rolling off pit road - it is not a racing gear.
At Suzuka, I found that I could use 1st gear in the turn 11 hairpin, but nowhere else. And that 3rd gear through the "S" was awesome - not much advantage in dropping to 2nd.
Tracks: Tsukuba and Suzuka
Settings A is clearly marked in the title as Tsukuba 550PP
Settings B is clearly marked in the title as Suzuka 550PP
Car is on share now.
Tuned using DS3.
GT Auto Services
200 mile break in
Oil Change
Paint: Lime Green Metallic
No cosmetic aero items - just thought the car looked better without.
Installed Parts
Fully customizable trans
Clutch: Twin-Plate
Flywheel: Semi-Racing
Adjustable LSD
Torque Sensing Center Differential
Carbon Drive Shaft
Suspension Fully Customizable
Sport Soft Tires
Offline Tune
RH -5/-5
Springs 14.5/12.0
Dampers ext 7/7
Dampers comp 5/6
ARB 4/4
Camber 2.8/2.5
Toe -0.17/-0.05
LSD Front 7/8/6
LSD Rear 7/21/10
Torque Split 30/70
Brake balance 5/6
Ballast 50kg
Balast Position 50
Weight Distribution 51/49
Power Level 99.9%
Tsukuba Gearing
1st gear 2.875
2nd gear 1.975
3rd gear 1.500
4th gear 1.200
5th gear 1.000
6th gear 0.850
Final gear 4.400
Top Speed 320km/199mph
Suzuka Gearing
1st gear 2.870
2nd gear 1.975
3rd gear 1.505
4th gear 1.220
5th gear 1.025
6th gear 0.890
Final gear 3.900
Top Speed 320km/199mph
After driving this car, I am even more convinced that there are no backward settings in GT5. I played with ride height and this car did not respond at all to the slammed rear, high front at any of various settings that I tried. LSD, toe and camber is where I found most of the gain.
568hp, 1780kg, 550PP
No matter how tempting or how much the gear indicator flashes a red #1 in your face at Tsukuba, never, ever drop down to 1st gear. First gear is only meant to get you rolling off pit road - it is not a racing gear.
At Suzuka, I found that I could use 1st gear in the turn 11 hairpin, but nowhere else. And that 3rd gear through the "S" was awesome - not much advantage in dropping to 2nd.
Tracks: Tsukuba and Suzuka
Settings A is clearly marked in the title as Tsukuba 550PP
Settings B is clearly marked in the title as Suzuka 550PP
Car is on share now.
Tuned using DS3.
GT Auto Services
200 mile break in
Oil Change
Paint: Lime Green Metallic
No cosmetic aero items - just thought the car looked better without.
Installed Parts
Fully customizable trans
Clutch: Twin-Plate
Flywheel: Semi-Racing
Adjustable LSD
Torque Sensing Center Differential
Carbon Drive Shaft
Suspension Fully Customizable
Sport Soft Tires
Offline Tune
RH -5/-5
Springs 14.5/12.0
Dampers ext 7/7
Dampers comp 5/6
ARB 4/4
Camber 2.8/2.5
Toe -0.17/-0.05
LSD Front 7/8/6
LSD Rear 7/21/10
Torque Split 30/70
Brake balance 5/6
Ballast 50kg
Balast Position 50
Weight Distribution 51/49
Power Level 99.9%
Tsukuba Gearing
1st gear 2.875
2nd gear 1.975
3rd gear 1.500
4th gear 1.200
5th gear 1.000
6th gear 0.850
Final gear 4.400
Top Speed 320km/199mph
Suzuka Gearing
1st gear 2.870
2nd gear 1.975
3rd gear 1.505
4th gear 1.220
5th gear 1.025
6th gear 0.890
Final gear 3.900
Top Speed 320km/199mph
After driving this car, I am even more convinced that there are no backward settings in GT5. I played with ride height and this car did not respond at all to the slammed rear, high front at any of various settings that I tried. LSD, toe and camber is where I found most of the gain.
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