I just did some testing at Fuji and my Canaro and Italia were in the 1:47 range while my Audi was in the 1:52s. Any tips on how to make the Audi faster?
Save your tires for the end of the run.
I just did some testing at Fuji and my Canaro and Italia were in the 1:47 range while my Audi was in the 1:52s. Any tips on how to make the Audi faster?
Save your tires for the end of the run.Try and stay in the draft. And don't make any mistakes. Unfortunately had to miss this race.
But I'll be back in action this weekend. Also, awesome job Mustard!! Sorry I wasn't there to back you up it seems you were better of this way.
I honestly don't experience that trouble.The Audi's 2 weaknesses are understeer and lack of top speed/acceleration. The understeer can be cured to some degree but not totally, the top speed can only be cured by drafting off a car with a faster top speed.![]()
I honestly don't experience that trouble.
For me, it's about 3 mph worse off in a straight line than the Aston Martin, which is actually fantastic given the lower power and the extra downforce, and I am talking about tracks like Le Mans and Daytona when I include that 3 mph difference. The AWD and 10/40 downforce gives the car fantastic stopping power and cornering, and AWD makes it so much more stable at accelerating in general, and moreso through a corner. And the tyre life and consistency.... don't get me started! I tested the 5.2L Audi R8 at Daytona last season and do you know how many more laps I could get out of it competitively over the rest? 8 laps. Usually, the other cars will lose 3-4 seconds of pace in their lap time over a stint, which at a safe 18 laps is reasonable. I was still only 1.5-2.5 seconds slower than my hotlap after 20 laps. It hit 26 laps and I thought, "Dayum, I'm hitting the 1:52's now, I need to pit within the next two laps."
As for tips on making the Audi (or anything) faster, quade's hit the nail on the head. You can finish strong if you pace yourself and focus on saving the car for later in the race. I mean, the Audi doesn't really require you to be overly tyre-friendly anyway given what I've mentioned, but it does keep you on track and that's what counts the most.
I honestly don't experience that trouble.
For me, it's about 3 mph worse off in a straight line than the Aston Martin, which is actually fantastic given the lower power and the extra downforce, and I am talking about tracks like Le Mans and Daytona when I include that 3 mph difference. The AWD and 10/40 downforce gives the car fantastic stopping power and cornering, and AWD makes it so much more stable at accelerating in general, and moreso through a corner. And the tyre life and consistency.... don't get me started! I tested the 5.2L Audi R8 at Daytona last season and do you know how many more laps I could get out of it competitively over the rest? 8 laps. Usually, the other cars will lose 3-4 seconds of pace in their lap time over a stint, which at a safe 18 laps is reasonable. I was still only 1.5-2.5 seconds slower than my hotlap after 20 laps. It hit 26 laps and I thought, "Dayum, I'm hitting the 1:52's now, I need to pit within the next two laps."
As for tips on making the Audi (or anything) faster, quade's hit the nail on the head. You can finish strong if you pace yourself and focus on saving the car for later in the race. I mean, the Audi doesn't really require you to be overly tyre-friendly anyway given what I've mentioned, but it does keep you on track and that's what counts the most.
I understand what you mean by saving the tires but in a single lap run I was 5 seconds off the pace in my Audi against the Camaro and Italia. Short runs is where I need to improve the car.
The 10 aero is auto added when you put the rear wing on. (I thought the 4.2 had 15 though)
I raced the 4.2 V8 R8 a loooooong time ago in BST couldn't really remember. What I do remember was winning 6 or 7 races in a row with it.
I never sweep races, usually at the back of the pack.
XD
I think Nissan may sweep DP...
You mean Infiniti? Lexus is Toyota..
Hey guys I might be on later for a bit of practice at Fuji. Add me if you want in.
Hey, how do you jump farther on mx vs atv alive!? I'm coming up really short on some jumps![]()
Can't do it tonight. Maybe tomorrow.Hey guys I might be on later for a bit of practice at Fuji. Add me if you want in.
I always wanted to see the Zonda R in a prototype class, its such an underused car in GT5.
I always wanted to see the Zonda R in a prototype class, its such an underused car in GT5.
The PURE guys had it in their series.
RESHIRAM5Maybe, next season we can use the Zonda C12 S 7.2 and the VW V12 Concept..
It gets really complicated with more cars. I like one car. If we really had the actual DP, we wouldn't have this problem lol.
RESHIRAM5However, we chose 1 car that used up 3 days of my life to find.
There was a thing in PURE that used the Zonda R as a DP but it died due to a few factors. I must point out though the Zonda is 100xs more difficult to handle than the Nissan.
Just fyi though, the only true PURE series are JGTS and GATE, the rest are members creations backed by PURE.