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I don't do Auto grinding so I have no idea how it works but other here do.Auto-Grinding? please explain...
I don't do Auto grinding so I have no idea how it works but other here do.Auto-Grinding? please explain...
Autogrinding:Auto-Grinding? please explain...
Not necessarily control. Racing Tires just give much more overall grip in general. Racing Hard tires tend to last longer than Sports Hards as well. Because of their tremendous grip, Racing Tires can mask some fundamental problems with a car / tune.Thanks, all, for these great assists!
Technical question: does this mean street tires provide speed at the expense of control? And, conversely, racing tires provide control for ultra-performance cars, that is to say, Formula cars? Thank you for your consideration.
I might give it a shot tonight, but I'll admit I only need to buy 1 more car to own all of them and my urge to grind is greatly diminishing. I've also ran like... 50-60 cars on this track. There's really only 5 or 6 that are really fun to drive on this track, maybe 30-40 that are fine but non very remarkable, and 20 or so that are workable but not fun to drive. I'm guessing the Corolla will fall in the range of "not remarkable but also not fun to drive". Once I have the 3M credits I need to buy the Red Bull X2019 I'll probably stop grinding Tokyo. Maybe I'll move on to Sardegna. I dont know. Maybe I'll just move on to Sport mode since I dont really need any credits any more.Anybody who has early access to the corolla want to try it on tokyo?
Maybe a little like the AMG A45? To me thats a solid car to use on Tokyo but not what i would call exciting.I might give it a shot tonight, but I'll admit I only need to buy 1 more car to own all of them and my urge to grind is greatly diminishing. I've also ran like... 50-60 cars on this track. There's really only 5 or 6 that are really fun to drive on this track, maybe 30-40 that are fine but non very remarkable, and 20 or so that are workable but not fun to drive. I'm guessing the Corolla will fall in the range of "not remarkable but also not fun to drive". Once I have the 3M credits I need to buy the Red Bull X2019 I'll probably stop grinding Tokyo. Maybe I'll move on to Sardegna. I dont know. Maybe I'll just move on to Sport mode since I dont really need any credits any more.
Ran a 26:56.374 with a fastest lap of 2:09.7. The Corolla was fine. It has good acceleration out of the corners, so it's easy to pass traffic that way, but the car has a funny grip and slip characteristic mid corner where things are good then it understeers for a split second, then tracks well. I'm sure something could get dialed in with the suspension to get it to work better, but overall it's a competent car. Nothing really exciting, though. I've had much more fun in the Subaru Impreza Coupe WRX Type R STi Ver.VI '99 (boy, that's a mouthfull). That car can do controlled slides and really holds its line through the bends. The Corolla was a bit of a mixed bag, but still very controllable. I wouldn't say I'm excited to take it out again when I have many more cars that perform better, but for a free car it's certainly more fun to drive than the latest Maseratti.Maybe a little like the AMG A45? To me thats a solid car to use on Tokyo but not what i would call exciting.
Sounds good,did you have a tune or just the usual add hp and mess with the ballast?Any chance of posting your tune if you have one,if not no worries.All good. 👍Ran a 26:56.374 with a fastest lap of 2:09.7. The Corolla was fine. It has good acceleration out of the corners, so it's easy to pass traffic that way, but the car has a funny grip and slip characteristic mid corner where things are good then it understeers for a split second, then tracks well. I'm sure something could get dialed in with the suspension to get it to work better, but overall it's a competent car. Nothing really exciting, though. I've had much more fun in the Subaru Impreza Coupe WRX Type R STi Ver.VI '99 (boy, that's a mouthfull). That car can do controlled slides and really holds its line through the bends. The Corolla was a bit of a mixed bag, but still very controllable. I wouldn't say I'm excited to take it out again when I have many more cars that perform better, but for a free car it's certainly more fun to drive than the latest Maseratti.
Coming back onto this, now that the car is available in the UCD.Just in case: I would only install Titan rods and then see how much power restriction is required to fit back into the 600pp range, or maybe simply use sports hard.
Titan rods installed, stroke up left out instead, more aero for less pp and +2kg of ballast:total 26.18.026
19" wide wheels, Type B for front, side and rear wing. No rear aero. Type C roll cage.Sounds good,did you have a tune or just the usual add hp and mess with the ballast?Any chance of posting your tune if you have one,if not no worries.All good. 👍
Going to give it a whirl when I get chance.much appreciated.19" wide wheels, Type B for front, side and rear wing. No rear aero. Type C roll cage.
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I did t spend much time tuning it. Just adjusted the suspension to my normal ranges for these types of tires and tweaked a bit to either add or remove rotation. Probably spent 2 minutes adjusting things.
get either a manual or racing transmission and stretch out the gearing...I also removed the Peugeot 205 from the leaderboard and stopped racing rally cars alltogether since they are ill-suited to the track due to their gearboxes usually topping out somewhere around the 250 km/h mark.
That would violate my strict no tuning policy. I want to use every car as it 'rolled off the production line'. Therefore I've simply banned myself from doing any tuning at all (save for tyres). That also helps me to just get racing without being tempted into sinking a stupid amount of time into tuning.get either a manual or racing transmission and stretch out the gearing...
My apologies, I did not know you were going by a restrictive policy. Keep up the good workThat would violate my strict no tuning policy. I want to use every car as it 'rolled off the production line'. Therefore I've simply banned myself from doing any tuning at all (save for tyres). That also helps me to just get racing without being tempted into sinking a stupid amount of time into tuning.
No but there's a 22 minute one.👍Hello, just wondering if there are any sub 20 minutes cars for this event anymore, I got the game like a month or two ago and I'm trying to find a method faster than wtc 700 at LM to grind, I'm asking in this thread since the other ones seem dead