Not really helpful for me right now since I'm with max money.
Just to say that some cars will gain a re-run after finishing the whole lot of cars due to me constantly finding new ways of making certain turns. As example, Roj's and XDespy so far will gain a re-run.
Your times will get faster and faster for a bit, they usually do.I just turned a 1:44.645 with krenkme's RX-7.. even though I only tested 3 cars, it's 0.903 faster than Roj's Impreza!!! And 1.334 seconds faster than XDespy Garaiya... What's happening? I did run 5 laps with each car to be fair.
Desperado, I gotta ask, what's with the low down-force?
Just noticed it.....Desperado, I gotta ask, what's with the low down-force?
You still need as much front downforce as you can have so you can maintain high cornering speeds. At least that was my train of thought when I set up the Impreza.
I don't enjoy driving mindless slotcars...if that means I lose this event so be it.Just noticed it.....
You're not gonna win this way desperado.
I really wonder why nobody tuned the Toyota Castrol Tom's Supra '97.
That car has potential.
While tuning the Garaiya it actually seemed to understeer more with higher front downforce settings. Perhaps if I had had more time to tune the car then the few hours I spent with it yesterday I could have fixed that to take advantage of it and provide the driving feel I like but since I was up against the clock I simply went with what was working the easiest for me at the time. Just a note here, I didn't even look at the Garaiya until after I posted the tune for the Diablo.You still need as much front downforce as you can have so you can maintain high cornering speeds. At least that was my train of thought when I set up the Impreza.
I seriously considered it since it actually has a higher stock downforce setting of 50/70 rather than 35/60, but I decided against it since I wouldn't be able to break it in in time.
Yup, I wanted to do a new car but because of the time it would take to break it in I opted for a standard one.
It would've been my choice of car for GT500, but I didn't bother entering GT500.I really wonder why nobody tuned the Toyota Castrol Tom's Supra '97.
That car has potential.
You're only using double the amount of rear downforce that I'm using, I don't think it's that overboard.This. Although I think I went overboard on rear downforce. Oh well, too late to do anything about it now
Thank you!Super tune VTiRoj
I managed with your tune on Fuji circuit (Cusco at 510pp and 220Kw) easily a 1:42.9xx and hadn`t a lot of tries (Maybe 3 rounds)
I LOVE YOUR TUNES 💡
BW Dougy
You're only using double the amount of rear downforce that I'm using, I don't think it's that overboard.
Your '03 is still faster than my '08 though. Damn 4WD lagging on the straights.
Ehh, I don't think its actually faster on the straights, since Bolverk still said your tune was quicker out of the two Imprezas. Should be close anyway
Really sad, cause the low downforce kills the chances of your car.I seriously considered it since it actually has a higher stock downforce setting of 50/70 rather than 35/60, but I decided against it since I wouldn't be able to break it in in time.
Really sad, cause the low downforce kills the chances of your car.
You could probably use almost the same tune for both Supras.
Well....couple things there...I don't enjoy driving mindless slotcars...if that means I lose this event so be it.
When I'm driving I like to feel a sense of connection to both the car and the track and that is how I tuned the "Little Red Wagon". It might not be the fastest car but hopefully people will enjoy the feeling it provides while driving it and for this shootout that is what is more important. If this Shootout was strictly about hot lap times then I might have tuned it differently, then again the car felt as fast if not faster this way then it did with much higher downforce. I think the reason for that is the combination of track and tires. You have high speed sweepers and low speed hairpins but no real medium speed turns where the extra downforce would show the most benefit.The tires and suspension provide plenty of grip in the high speed sweepers and downforce doesn't really help much if at all in the hairpins.
You brought up another point I should probably have mentioned in my notes for the Garaiya.Well....couple things there...
First, down-force helps cars straight off the line, meaning it actually improves your 0-60 time and accel g-forces, so it does have play (in GT5) at all speeds.
What I can say is I've tried as far as full front/low rear down-force, and tightened the suspension, ad it has actually made my car slower every time. It seems unfortunately the braking distance reduction extra down-force gives is actually worth more than the speed gained all in itself, minus the cornering grip.
I certainly do believe lower (particularly rear) aero cars can feel much better than full aero cars, despite the lap times.
Just to say guys, my count of testing of now is:
GT300: 8 down, 2 to go.
GT500: 0 down, 10 to go.
And that's because I went out with my parents and took a 2 hour nap. I could have nailed 2-4 cars of the GT500 and finished the whole GT300 if it wasn't for that.
Onboy123Well…where's the results?