GT7 Online Time Trial/Lap Time Challenge Discussion

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Whew. Gave the L750R some more time tonight and figured out what it liked and dropped down into the high 1:31's...and then this last lap, ended up with one hell of a bus stop and a got a 1:31.626. My theoretical was only a .5xx, so I think I'm all good here with this one, whoop!
 
I had to go again after those aliens kicked me out of gold.

First i tried the Peugeot that's dominating the leaderboard, but decided i didn't like it - too understeery and what where they thinking as they designed the shift indicator? It's amlost invisible in VR.

So back to the 919:
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I don't think i can go much faster. The car probably could, but i'm just rubbish on that track.
 
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I had to go again after those aliens kicked me out of gold.

First i tried the Peugeot that's dominating the leaderboard, but decided i didn't like it - too understeery and what where they thinking as they designed the shift indicator? It's amlost invisible in VR.

So back to the 919:
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I don't think i can go much faster. The car probably could, but i'm just rubbish on that track.
do you see something in VR with that car ?
 
I had to go again after those aliens kicked me out of gold.

First i tried the Peugeot that's dominating the leaderboard, but decided i didn't like it - too understeery and what where they thinking as they designed the shift indicator? It's amlost invisible in VR.

So back to the 919:
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I don't think i can go much faster. The car probably could, but i'm just rubbish on that track.
Your choice of car makes me smile... 😅 Well done!!!
 
Managed to get a 2:04.1xx in the Lexus, in the range I normally operate (+2,25%-2,75%)
There is some more time to be found and I can get into the 2:03.8xx... If I find some more time to play 🤣

First stint at Daytona I used the apparent meta, the 750LR. Don't like the car, but got into gold with a 1:32.8xx
Should be safe and not sure I'll spend more time on this one...
 
Sorry, but what do you mean?
I mean that between the high wheel arches and everything that is obstructing the windshield, I find this car difficult to drive in VR

(and I won't talk about default head position in VR that varies from car to car and that you need to compensate for before being in VR in the car)
 
I mean that between the high wheel arches and everything that is obstructing the windshield, I find this car difficult to drive in VR

(and I won't talk about default head position in VR that varies from car to car and that you need to compensate for before being in VR in the car)
Yes, the wheel arches block the view, but i've driven that thing so much that i've gotten used to it.
It is simply my Gr. 1 'go to car'.
My 'strategy' is not to drive every car or everytime a different one, but to use my favorite cars whenever possible.
 
I mean that between the high wheel arches and everything that is obstructing the windshield, I find this car difficult to drive in VR

(and I won't talk about default head position in VR that varies from car to car and that you need to compensate for before being in VR in the car)
But if you know how to reset the head position, then all mentioned above doesn't become a problem. All you gotta do is look down to your legs or torso and reset the headset. This adjusts the seat height too. The Peugeot in VR is great, I didn't see any obstruction in the windshield.

To find the perfect spot, look to your knees or belly. This varies in all cars, so you have to find what feels best for you.
 
But if you know how to reset the head position, then all mentioned above doesn't become a problem. All you gotta do is look down to your legs or torso and reset the headset. This adjusts the seat height too. The Peugeot in VR is great, I didn't see any obstruction in the windshield.

To find the perfect spot, look to your knees or belly. This varies in all cars, so you have to find what feels best for you.
Thanks I know that, but each time you change car, you need to find the appropriate amount of head position you need to shift to end up in a good spot once in VR. If only it was constant, but not even close.
 
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