Yep me too, never tuned my own cars always just downloaded someone’s which can be annoying till you find one you likeThis is going to be quite the challenge for me as it requires a build/tune that is completely the opposite of what I'm used to... I tend to focus on handling rather than top speed, something that's relatively useless at Le Mans.
This is going to be quite the challenge for me
Yep me too
Looks like there are some issues with Lemans on the PC version. It is fine for the first 5 laps or so but after wards starts stuttering pretty bad and requires the game to be restarted to correct it. Makes it a bit more difficult to try and tune then lay down a good lap.
Here are a couple of links that may help a little. The first one gives some simple info on correcting under/over steer the second gives some detailed info about suspension settings. Both are for real cars but can be helpful in tuning within the game as well.I have a time on the leaderboard of around 3:52.xxx with the Zonda C but I've beaten it several times so far on dirty laps
Tried loads of other cars but just can't get to grips with them. God I wish I understood suspension tuning...
Had another go with my Zonda Cinque and managed to get below 3:50 with a 3:49.9xx, and I felt like I could get more out of it.
Still, I'm chuffed to get below my target and I'm currently 87th overall, 5th in our little leaderboard (so far lol) and 3rd in hardcore.
Currently trying with an Agera and if I could just get the suspension right (I'm loathe to keep downloading tunes; I want to understand it myself) I reckon I could smash my own record. I'm clearly nowhere near fast enough on the straights with that Zonda (barely get 210mph) so I want to try a car with much better top speed.
Thanks for the links @HBR-Roadhog they will be put to good use
Try posting your current settings, and il try to give you some pointers on what i would do
Sounds like you need to rebuild your Zonda.
How much HP and what weight are you running?
Do you have upgraded tires on it?
I can't imagine running that much DF on Lemans with that car, it understeers with it set as low as it goes so more rear DF means more understeer and lower top speed.
With Camber i allways start with -1,7 on the front, -1,1/1,2 on the back, and work from there. Toe and caster i really dont touch till i'v tryed the car.
Your springs are stiff for my liking, im normally down in the lower 2/4 of the scale. Your balance between bumpstiffness and rebound looks alot like mine, but again up in the stiff end.
Even with MR cars i like my springs to be softer in the back then in the front, might be something you wanna try out?
As for HP and weight, I'll need to go back and check again. Didn't realise you needed to know that.
Also - I always assumed more DF = better handling? I've been compromising top speed because I thought the payoff was better handing
Class R900
HP - 678
Weight - 2,577lbs
Front tires - 295/30R19
Rear tires - 375/25R20
Here is a link to help with tuning...click on the "tuning guide", lots of explanation of what the different settings do.
http://dltuning.co.uk/fm7