Here's an
SLS AMG '10 tune, just because I've fallen in love with this car! It is my current team car, meaning that the C63 has retired =( This car took over 3 hours to tune, as it was very badly setup to begin with, but it had
lots of potential, so I worked on it. Its braking and grip were the main issues, which are now not a problem. Enjoy the tune:
Upgrades: All besides Chassis Reinforcement and Titanium Racing Exhaust; use a Sports Exhaust instead, as it makes the car sound extremely sexy.
Aero: 0/0
Ballast:
Amount - 122
Position - -50
Turbo: Supercharger
Transmission:
1st - 3.652
2nd - 2.375
3rd - 1.701
4th - 1.270
5th - 0.989
6th - 0.803
7th - 0.679
Final - 3.628
Max Speed - 261mph
LSD:
Torque - 0/10
Accel - 0/25
Decel - 0/20
Suspension:
Ride Height - -20/-20
Springs - 12.1/11.6
Extension - 5/5
Compression - 5/5
Anti-Roll - 1/1
Camber - 2.5/1.5
Toe - 0.00/0.00
Brakes: 8/7
Tyres:
ALWAYS COMFORT HARD!
Final Specs:
778bhp
1435kg
616PP
Extra Info:
On my first test run of this car, it amazed me by being relatively easy to drift while still managing a 1.08 on Tsukuba, this showed a
lot of potential. It did have some major issues, though, the worst being its braking; the car would
not stop, no matter how early I applied the brakes. The transmission also maxed out a little too quickly for my liking, so I lengthened it. Doing this made the car reach higher speeds and thus increasing the braking issue. So, I decided to only slightly increase the top speed, and instead stiffen the springs so that I could brake better, or at all! That issue is now resolved, as the car is willing to wield under braking now. I had one final issue which needed fixing though: grip. This car felt far too grippy, especially for its horsepower. I found out that this was due to the weight being mostly at the rear of the car, providing more grip to the rear wheels (which is good for racing, but not drifting). After balancing this out (50/50), I felt a
massive change in handling; the car felt ready to be a great drift car. After all these changes (and some unmentioned ones), the SLS can easily do a full lap of Tsukuba, while holding a smoke trail, in under 1.12, which I find incredible. Overall, I think this car was a success. Expect this tune to be updated regularly for the upcoming 3 months or so, as I am in love with this magnificent car.
Cheers, Nilo.