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Sounds much more like it, good job đź‘ŤThat would be my wheel I'm running so far with in 0.600 seconds 0-3 camber I deleted the Google doc and am just filling lap times right now you can see it there.
Sounds much more like it, good job đź‘ŤThat would be my wheel I'm running so far with in 0.600 seconds 0-3 camber I deleted the Google doc and am just filling lap times right now you can see it there.
My goal is to have all the tests with in a 1.1 seconds of each other ideally with in a second.Sounds much more like it, good job đź‘Ť
Agreed, but it also seems to help top end a bit couple km/h. Maybe it's the gearing on the Jag we are using but on the straight between T1&T2 I'm getting too 287/288 km/ h when over 4.0 camber and below that I was getting 286/287km/hyes , too much camber is affecting straith line acceleration negatively.
I agree with the sentiment but in this instance the consistency wasn't there at all, I wouldn't have raised the issue otherwise đź‘ŤI'm not sure there should be any "goals" set by the people submitting data. We should just be running the laps to the best of our ability and then, they are what they are. If you're not happy with how a set of laps turned out, you shouldn't re-run an entire segment. That's skewing results, in my opinion. As long as you can say that you ran consistently, your best lap time for each level of camber doesn't matter. It's not a contest. We're just trying to see how camber is affecting drivers performance, positively or negatively.
Just let the numbers lie where they fall, push as hard as you can but don't force yourself to meet targets. đź‘ŤMy goal is to have all the tests with in a 1.1 seconds of each other ideally with in a second.
I am curious about how you guys might explain some of the data that seems to conflict, at least to me.
0/0 and 3/3 have near identical lap times:
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And yet 3/3 is faster in every corner but one and a higher average cornering speed:
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Ignoring the stupidity in the camber thread in the general forum, there have been similar results from testing. Lap times end up equal but cornering speeds with camber were always higher. The difference was in terminal speeds, which were always higher without camber. I think you guys should be looking at terminal speeds as well. The main purpose of cornering in racing is to maximize corner exit speed and get on the throttle as early as possible and camber must be having an effect on these variables as well, otherwise cars that corner faster 5/6 times would have significantly faster lap times.
Basically it looks to me from this data, that any gains from camber through cornering are lost entirely or almost entirely in the case of 1.0/1.0 and 2.0/2.0, through entry/exit speed. Reporting on terminal speeds might help shed some light on that.
@ALB123 i know and I know it won't happen but having that goal will keep me from settling with a bad lap cause I feel I was consistent with the set. As long as I the majority of the laps are close to each other I will be happy and with the 5.0 I couldn't break the 1:05 barrier no matter how hard I tried I could carry enough speed in turns 3-5.Just let the numbers lie where they fall, push as hard as you can but don't force yourself to meet targets.
I do not wish to discuss such matters in this thread, this thread is for collecting data and discussing the results of the experiments. Conjecture and circumstance only help to fuel the arguments that make this topic such a minefield and I wish to stay clear of this as much as possible.From my observation on my last posted build, a stance car, downforce or simply put more load on the tire with camber can help providing more usable lateral grip while stability also increased. I never expected a 3 front and 5 rear camber on CS tire ( 500 HP / 1450kg FR car ) can still be fairly grippy/stable around Big Willow and Grand Valley Speedway, then I saw that it has good amount of downforce at the front and rear ( funnily it has 2 to 3 aero ratio f/r, which usually means more rotation and easier to oversteer on lower grip tire, but it didn't ) I tried to put zero front camber with 5 rear, and it was an interesting drive The car was like a gamble to me, will anyone can find joy in driving it , it looks like a poorly stanced car that anyone would thought it will drive like a dog, luckily @danbojte gave me a clear answer that made my day
Just sharing one of my camber based build experience.
Thats cool, no rush đź‘Ť@DolHaus I wont be getting you the data today, my baby girl woke up at midnight and went back to sleep at 3am so I'm not awake enough to drive consistanly today, barring unforseeen circumstances I'll get the rest tomorrow.
Nice work đź‘Ť, it took more time than you anticipated but you made it through, and in once piece . So I guess we'll see you in the other thread now, let the fun begin .@DolHaus alright finally!!!!!! all 11 tests at HSR are done, exported and cleaned up and loaded in to the google document.
HSR Camber testing
basic interuptionations based on feel and speeds.
0.0 camber is more consistant feel from one turn to the next.
1.0 camber fastest but had an odd issue with T5 it was the only setting that I couldn't floor it through the turn it would spin. other wise great.
2.0 good all around started scrubbing speed at exit from here on to 10.0
7.0+ just hard to hold any speed at mid-exit line very very important. One note if the car went sideways it was easier to recover it 7-9 camber only two complete spins in this range over 45 laps. below this camber I averaged a total spin once every 15 laps.
yeah well 400 laps to get 11 sets of data too much inconsistency Yes i'll be heading over to Silverstone now proly tuesday. Working on my tuning guide now. I've logged more time on track in the last two weeks than I did in all of NovemberNice work đź‘Ť, it took more time than you anticipated but you made it through, and in once piece . So I guess we'll see you in the other thread now, let the fun begin .
Just been entering your data and everything looks fine except for the speed, it seems to be giving your peak speeds in the corner rather than the speed at the peak Lateral G. Its either that or you are somehow going through turn 2 40mph faster than everyone else@DolHaus alright finally!!!!!! all 11 tests at HSR are done, exported and cleaned up and loaded in to the google document.
HSR Camber testing
basic interuptionations based on feel and speeds.
0.0 camber is more consistant feel from one turn to the next.
1.0 camber fastest but had an odd issue with T5 it was the only setting that I couldn't floor it through the turn it would spin. other wise great.
2.0 good all around started scrubbing speed at exit from here on to 10.0
7.0+ just hard to hold any speed at mid-exit line very very important. One note if the car went sideways it was easier to recover it 7-9 camber only two complete spins in this range over 45 laps. below this camber I averaged a total spin once every 15 laps.
prolly is not the speed at peak g load I'll grab the comp and get the data from the graphs. It's min max avg speed for the turns not at particular point sorry I'll get that sorted out give me half hour or so.Just been entering your data and everything looks fine except for the speed, it seems to be giving your peak speeds in the corner rather than the speed at the peak Lateral G. Its either that or you are somehow going through turn 2 40mph faster than everyone else
Coming from someone that spent many hours and great effort doing/trying to do similar things, I recommend that you invite yourself to the possibility that a small group of people will be around to tell you any results you get are inaccurate. (cause of blah blah, and blah blah, and don't forget, blah blah blah)I do not wish to discuss such matters in this thread, this thread is for collecting data and discussing the results of the experiments. Conjecture and circumstance only help to fuel the arguments that make this topic such a minefield and I wish to stay clear of this as much as possible.
I know, I have tried to make the test as watertight as possible but I am well aware that there will always be those who might disagree with the findings, such is life on the internetComing from someone that spent many hours and great effort doing/trying to do similar things, I recommend that you invite yourself to the possibility that a small group of people will be around to tell you any results you get are inaccurate. (cause of blah blah, and blah blah, and don't forget, blah blah blah)
Kudos on the effort put forth here, it's certainly inspirational to see people putting such an effort into making science of it all. đź‘Ť
Wow! Welcome back, Sir!
Any conclusion yet?
The results were inconclusive, this experiment showed gains at 1.0 F/R across a range of samples but to prove this as conclusive would require an incredible amount of data from a huge range of sources. Finding any accurate conclusions is all but impossible using this medium of testingAny conclusion yet?
Along the lines of what @DolHaus said, the tests showed gains at 1.0 but in practice for racing and TT's 0.0 is still proving fastest 95% of the time. I think in rally some camber is helping but. If yuo look at posted top level TT tunes they are almost all 0.0 camber toe settings.Any conclusion yet?
Camber 0 - 1.0 can be used without altering toe, not optimal but giving gain as your tests showed, higher camber values should be matched with corresponding toe value to get gain from it. Tyre compound has big role on GT6 and camber, softer can handle bigger camber values better. Too many other thing should be counted in on this test, but it gives good direction for thinking anyway.The results were inconclusive, this experiment showed gains at 1.0 F/R across a range of samples but to prove this as conclusive would require an incredible amount of data from a huge range of sources. Finding any accurate conclusions is all but impossible using this medium of testing
If yuo look at posted top level TT tunes they are almost all 0.0 camber toe settings.
You just need to go through past TT threads and find the few that have tubes posted by a top twenty driver mainly the TRL guys around here.I was fully aware that top TT drivers were using 0.0 camber all the way around, but was unaware that they were using 0.0 toe as well. Can anyone confirm that 0.0 toe is the common practice for top TT times?