I'm running the 908 in the 24hr Nurburgring right now. Bob was in 1st with a 6 minute lead on 2nd place car (Audi R8 Race Car '01) until 16 hours into the race when it started to rain. I had to go out so left him by himself. Came back during the 20th hour to find him in 2nd and 5 minutes behind the leader. Took me an hour to coach him back to 1st.
I'll give you the setup when it's done but still a work in progress. Need to work on the setup so Bob can run unattended in the rain...
As for A-Spec, the current setup works well for my style of driving.
I was easily able to win all races I put bob in using the RKM tune.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4666058
I was easily able to win all races I put bob in using the RKM tune.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4666058
Wow, with that kind of camber... milkk, did you have any tire wear issues using that tune in the 24hr of Nurburgring?
@hawk2201:
Thanks from Taiwan!![]()
Just so you know, that's a very far from extreme camber angle...
It's been my experience both in the real world and in every sim that properly set camber saves tires. Too much or too little will eat tires (you need only look at the front tires of my daily driver to see what too little does).
My setup is likely one of the safest around to drive in pretty much any spec (big turbo, stock turbo, race hards, race softs, etc etc) as well... Which means you'll spend less time doing you best ballerina impression with a multi-million dollar car and more time running away from the competition. A spin takes away probably half a lap at the Ring from your tires so...
I think all these rear spring rates are a bit stiff for the ring. I'm looking into softening the rear to help with the bumps, has anyone got any suggestions?