Second try with Stotty's tune, down to 1:34.808 @ #552.
Will check out that update of his later, it was about page 35 or 36 in the Lambo races.
Here it is;
Stotty.
The car should have engine tuning stage 3
Camber is 2.0 1.4
It isn't as finely tuned as one I'd do for an active Seasonal as I only had a short time to build it due to 'better half pressure', but it felt OK for a 4WD car.
Edit...
For those who find the car too 'pointy', you should try one of the following adjustments...
Change rear toe to +0.05 to +0.10
Add 2 clicks rear wing (and reduce power to compensate)
Increase rear LSD decel to 10-15 - I only ever use 5 myself, so not 100% sure what this would need to go up to, but increasing this will make the rear more stable when braking
Increase rear Camber to 1.6
Any of these should calm it down a bit on entry.
The trick to driving this car is not to use any gas before the apex... if you stick to this it doesn't understeer on exits. If you try to pick up the gas too soon you will run out of track on the exit. Given the limited time I had, this was the best I could do with it.
Will check out that update of his later, it was about page 35 or 36 in the Lambo races.
Here it is;
Stotty.
The car should have engine tuning stage 3
Camber is 2.0 1.4
It isn't as finely tuned as one I'd do for an active Seasonal as I only had a short time to build it due to 'better half pressure', but it felt OK for a 4WD car.
Edit...
For those who find the car too 'pointy', you should try one of the following adjustments...
Change rear toe to +0.05 to +0.10
Add 2 clicks rear wing (and reduce power to compensate)
Increase rear LSD decel to 10-15 - I only ever use 5 myself, so not 100% sure what this would need to go up to, but increasing this will make the rear more stable when braking
Increase rear Camber to 1.6
Any of these should calm it down a bit on entry.
The trick to driving this car is not to use any gas before the apex... if you stick to this it doesn't understeer on exits. If you try to pick up the gas too soon you will run out of track on the exit. Given the limited time I had, this was the best I could do with it.
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