- 3,587
I was so proud of my time before I came on here...
Suzuki Cappuccino RM
lap: 58 seconds and change
course: 3:02.778
Suzuki Cappuccino RM
lap: 58 seconds and change
course: 3:02.778
Can't argue with that.Well I feel a whole lot better about myself. I can hit a low 00:57.1xx, using the same car, but on Sport Softs. Jellyfish medal for me I think..!!
{Cy}
Can't argue with that.
I'm on 56.233/2:52.391 and that's with a +2bhp running in bonus.
What sort of suspension setup are you running?
this thread is usless without proof
I feel kinda bad for people who come onto a forum to lie about a lap time on a video game. I take that back. I feel really bad for them.
Down to 55.774/2:50.137 since turning TC off.
Still got some way to go though.
I think you have to be lucky with the competition (as in where they are on the track when you meet them) for a fast lap 1.
Loaded Honda Beat
2:49:102
55.035
I've tried a ton of cars and this is by far the best. Slays every corner and is faster in the straights. I still had plenty of room for improvement as well (proven by kingsakery, I'll have to try his version z).
I also saw a few people using skid force recovery on here. Can we be clear that is most definitely not allowed?
Not allowed for what exactly?
That's exactly right. Because usually when I'm done with lap 1 I'm sitting in 4th and I'll come across the finish line, go up the hill and start to make that slight left turn to go back downhill and I'll have to go into the grass to dodge the 3 cars in front of me that bunch up.
I've found that with the CERVO that you don't relaly need to tune much of it. I mean I only increase the rear down force to 17, slap on some racing softs, and then set the transmission to 106 and let her rip.