Ok I managed a 4'41. Something.
Here's my tips.
The car drives like a downforced viper with obviously wayyyyyy more power.
So if you accelerate out of bends, the rear will push you out.
It's an almost mid-rear feeling.
Whatever gear you are used to using, use one higher.
So if you come to a corner and your GT instincts tell you to be in second, go in in third.
Also, short shift short shift short shift.
Example.
Breischeid hairpin is the slowest corner in the lap, it's after the three rights, (miss-hit-miss) and I would typically approach it in third the grab second or maybe first to pivot around the left turn of the hairpin, then grab a gear up as I exit, whilst steering right.
IN THIS THING, I approach in third, brake and grab second, three tenths of a second later the corner exit comes into view, the car bogs down as you short shift to third, and thus is way more controllable as you power out.
So in short, make sure to shift up everytime you exit a corner, even if it feels slow, and try to take it easy through the twisty sections, barely ever using second gear.
I did that, and of course, hit the silly button on the straight, and passed the line almost twenty seconds clear of gold.
However, I will say that this is the worst combo I've ever tried on GT, and it has left me really disillusioned with PD altogether.
If you look at titles like Pcars, then look at what we loyal GT fans are being fobbed off with, it's a no brainer really.
I should order a ps4.
Anyone want a mildly used G27?

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