- 165
- miami
- wiooly
please im looking for some kind of tunes for the following cars bmw v12 lmr 99 ,Bentley speed 8 and the jaguar XJR 988 thank you for your time and knowledge
tune request
- Thread starter willbegone
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- 165
- miami
- wiooly
well thanks for the input I did do a search for these automobiles but to no avail however I did look in gt5 tune guides and found them but that was useless thanks anyway
- 1,460
- England
Give it a couple of days.
What's wrong with them that you need to tune out?
Read this and try changing a few things, see how they react and if your helping the car or making it worse.
I would suggest a medium to high Inital figure on the LSD. With a low accell figure and a high braking figure. These LSD settings promote stability and should help see you on your way.
It is very much worth learning how to tune yourself so you can set cars up to your liking.
5 of the best tuners could post tunes that might not be exactly what your looking for. Build your own car and you'll know exactly what's going on with it.
Good luck 👍
If your still adamant that you want to request one, then I would suggest posting a request directly to a tuner who's cars you have driven, and enjoy.
- 165
- miami
- wiooly
- 4,803
- Dearborn, MI
- MotorCtyHamilton
Wow. I am soooo surprised that no one jumped up and built you three tunes from scratch within 24 hours just because you demanded them. You could have started with this thread https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/gt6-tune-directory-index-of-every-tune.292870/ then noticed that not one tuner has posted any of the three cars you were looking for. Next you could have found a similar LeMans type car, tried it and asked that tuner if he could do you a favor and build one of the cars you wanted. Instead, you post the above... with attitude. That's not going to get you very far in a forum where people spend hours building tunes and post them for free.
And you have four total posts on this site. Nice.
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- 165
- miami
- wiooly
thank you for your reply yes I should have more patience ill will take your advice on the cars im just not a good tuner and the way they keep doing these updates I don't know if I coming or going .but thank you again for response on this ma
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- miami
- wiooly
- 165
- miami
- wiooly
thank you but I did notice on the ride height is different will that be also affected?
- 3,867
- Saltash
- Dolhaus
Yeah it uses a different numbering system but the theory is basically the same, if the gt5 tune has equal ride height then run it at stock height or something not too drastic like stock -5 (how high/low the car is sitting will have very little effect on these sort of cars but you may encounter problems at either extreme so keep it near stock to be safe).
If there is a difference between front and rear then you may need to experiment a little with what numbers will fit as I can't remember exactly how ride height was adjusted in 5 (been a looong time lol). This said, the way ride heights affect handling characteristics is the same between 5 and 6 (higher front moves the centre of gravity/rotation further towards the back and vice versa) so you will be able to recreate the intended effects with a small amount of testing and experimentation.
Good luck, hope it works out for you and feel free to ask any further questions, we'll do our best to give you an answer
- 165
- miami
- wiooly
thank you so much this little bit of info it was tremendous and for hami didn't mean to ruffle your feathers I ve been playing gt series since gt 1 when I was in" love the game but average player.so I apologies
- 3,867
- Saltash
- Dolhaus
Its worth learning to tune for yourself and can be quite fulfilling in the long run. We're all glad to help if asked but are less likely to respond to demands, a little bit of manners goes a long way round here.
Its important to remember that money is harder to come by in gt6 so unless someone already has the car they're going to have to do a fair bit of grinding just to get buy the thing let alone tune it. Its all someone's time and effort that they have to give up to help you for free. Most of us enjoy the tuning experience but it can be a real drag at times doing endless laps searching for perfection with no reward.
Either way, welcome to GTP, all the resources you need to become a better racer are here somewhere if you are willing to look for them.
