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Can't seem to find the physics thread, so apologies if this shouldn't be a new thread.
Traction Control seems to be very strange in the Gr3 and Gr1, I've experienced that it does the following:
And, before you say "maybe you should turn TCS off?" ...I've been using it via MFD to manage tyre-wear on rears during driving missions, I've also have to modify my driving style to avoid certain apexes, but the point is that I shouldn't be having to do this.
I'm thinking this might be a bug because I'm get to come across any TCS system that behaves like this whenever I'm having a trackday at Silverstone...
Traction Control seems to be very strange in the Gr3 and Gr1, I've experienced that it does the following:
- When exiting a corner with a clean exit + perfect traction, sometimes the TCS will randomly decide to 'bite' when it doesn't need to be doing anything at all, in the process taking away all of the momentum out of the exit and on the rare occasion even causing the car snap sideways spinning off towards the inside, this seems to happen with the Gr3 cars more.
- When going through corners that require you to take a lot of apex for the optimum line (mainly chicanes), TCS will decide to bite when the suspension compresses after bouncing off of the apex and the car will snap sideways as if the rears have completely locked. Sometimes with happens with Gr3 cars, but with the Gr1 cars it seems to be a surefire thing on certain corners.
And, before you say "maybe you should turn TCS off?" ...I've been using it via MFD to manage tyre-wear on rears during driving missions, I've also have to modify my driving style to avoid certain apexes, but the point is that I shouldn't be having to do this.
I'm thinking this might be a bug because I'm get to come across any TCS system that behaves like this whenever I'm having a trackday at Silverstone...