RUF CTR2 understeer: How help it ?

[Netclash]

Just bought m'self a Ruf CTR2 , its 4WD and fully maxed out , but i can't take any corners. tried -50 weight shift and driving aids on/off

 

[Greyout]

stiffen the front springs

soften the rear springs

VCD biased to the rear

take off all aids. Have fun.

 

[Netclash]

U can't in the CTR2, change VCD

 

[Greyout]

oops sorry, I was thinking of that AWD yellowbird.

ok, do the other stuff

 

[Netclash]

Now I have an uncontrolable , slippery beast that works his way from wall to wall with loads of understeer

 

[Greyout]

loads of understeer ;;;;

thats why I said soften the rear springs and stiffen the front.

 

[Netclash]

Its just a bad car .2 hard 2 drive ...

 

[50/50]

the car handles well if you drive it like any porsche--brake a looonnggg time before a turn. because it is awd though, make sure that you arent flooring it until you are out of the corner. feed the throttle in LIGHTLY during the corner to correct any oversteer, once you get the hang of it, you can feed the trottle in more precisely throughout the turn, allowing maximum exit speeds. i have my setting for my CTR2 up on the post about yellowbirds (its the same settings as my BTR just without weight balance).