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From a Ford Guy to a Chevy Guy (based on Avatars / Handle ) I just wanted to say thank you for the sharing some insights on sets up "AGAIN" 👍...You are too nice to be a Chevy Guy
LSD settings helped a ton! Doubtful I will stay under 200 for long, but I got more time to make up on some turns.
Thank you again
Well, I love all cars. I love the Corvette and the new Mustangs very much. I am truly enjoying this rebirth of the muscle car era. The new Viper and the '13 GT500 Shelby makes things even more interesting!
As for the set up, Yinato deserves much credit, but I am glad I could clear up the LSD for people. It's a VERY important feature and should never be ignored.
The lower the acceleration LSD setting (5), the more understeer is HIGHLY pronounced. However, acceleration will be, let's say, more restricted and controllable. As you approach (60), understeer is HIGHLY decreased. However, acceleration will be, let's say, much more loose and requiring a delicate finger/foot.
The same can be said for deceleration LSD setting: (5) = pronounced understeer while breaking (decelerating). However, the car will break with stability and control. As you approach (60), you experience decreased understeer during braking (decelerating). However, the vehicle will experience a more loose/unstable stopping motion, requiring more control with your foot/finger.
Think of the adjustable LSD as a substitute for traction control. If you're using traction control, you're limiting yourself greatly. Instead, buy an adjustable LSD and begin to break free from the limitations of traction control.
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