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       #Post#: 2748--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Slower Drivers
       By: macca9899 Date: January 25, 2013, 12:08 pm
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       I think both striker and livos ideas seem interesting and could
       be what this league needs. As you can all probably tell I have
       lost my interest in this game. I do very little or no practice
       between races and I am a very long way off the pace as a result.
       I am trying to stick with it though so I'll do my best.
       Must be the way I'm driving rather than setup though as I know
       some of you guys have kindly lent me your setups and I don't
       seem to go any better. I always wonder if we went back to f12010
       if I would still be so far off the pace? Maybe maybe not but
       what I do know is with each new game and as time goes by I get
       slower and slower haha. Maybe I'm just to old for this racing
       game stuff!
       #Post#: 2749--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Slower Drivers
       By: Moss Date: January 25, 2013, 12:47 pm
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       Hey guys and good thread.
       I have noticed there's a lack of pace from some drivers here but
       practice wouldn't hurt, with practice ull find the right physics
       of the car and less understeer.
       I use to do some changes with my set-ups but found out that
       there one setup that works for every single track.
       First of all is 1-1 for aero, gives maximum straight line speed
       with no lose in cornering, some ppl say that front aero tweak
       will improve but not true not even in quali.
       Brakes I'm using 48%52 high standard, if u can manage ur brakes
       this its the perfect brake setup but if ur locking up try medium
       pressure. And if u a g27 user and use the clutch for braking,
       try to disassemble the pedals replace the brake springs with the
       clutch springs and ull find out that u can manage ur braking
       lightly and better. I have done that and have no problems with
       my braking, look for videos on YouTube how to assemble the
       pedals and be carefull.
       For balance use more front arb 3 and up and 11 rear arb, the
       softer the front arb the better for the car to roll arround
       comers but will lose time on high speed corners, the more front
       arb the better for high speeds but be carefull not to go too
       high or ull lose lots of grip, I find 6 to be best of both.
       Suspension 1.1.11.11 u won't find anything better, some say
       softer front or rear springs is better but not true and
       definitely not the best to drive.
       Gears check where ur highest speed lets say 325 and have all the
       gears straight up aligned with ur 7th gear, lower gears won't
       give u faster acceleration and its been proven in the game by
       very experienced drivers. In spa for example my gear are all all
       the way to the right.
       The alignment is camber to the left and toe to the right.
       I've found lots of speed with this setup like:
       Online
       Brazil:1.9.3 (could be better)
       Melbourne: flat 33 and possible in the 32
       Spa: 44.7
       USA:35.9 managed today
       Canada:mid 1:11
       UAE: 1:38
       Try to lose understeer when u practice. Try to avoid gravel on
       the track. Tight corners and u can find them on high speed
       corners, they really affect ur time sometimes a full second in
       just one corner.
       #Post#: 2751--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Slower Drivers
       By: macca9899 Date: January 25, 2013, 1:02 pm
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       Thank you moss, excellent post!
       #Post#: 2752--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Slower Drivers
       By: Moss Date: January 25, 2013, 1:16 pm
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       Something else guys is wheel setting very important
       Have saturation very high from 61 to 70 and linearity from 20 to
       40 will help with straight lines and less understeer
       #Post#: 2753--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Slower Drivers
       By: STRIKER Date: January 26, 2013, 2:38 am
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       I agreed to moss that setup is fast and works for most of tracks
       but if you have no practice in some tracks using balance 1  11
       and susp 1 1 11  11 and hit the kerbs, you will lose grip!
       #Post#: 2754--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Slower Drivers
       By: GAZZA_308 Date: January 26, 2013, 2:09 pm
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       Thanks fella's, all your information has been a great help, just
       a matter of practising and finding the right braking points and
       like Andrew said, keeping it smooth and mistake free.
       From all the comments on set ups, it seems there is almost one
       default set up for all tracks with maybe a tweak here or there
       for personal preference.
       Thanks again fella's, Cheers.  ;D ;D ;D
       #Post#: 2913--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Slower Drivers
       By: livolay Date: February 9, 2013, 2:56 am
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       [quote author=Moss link=topic=221.msg2749#msg2749
       date=1359139679]
       Hey guys and good thread.
       I have noticed there's a lack of pace from some drivers here but
       practice wouldn't hurt, with practice ull find the right physics
       of the car and less understeer.
       I use to do some changes with my set-ups but found out that
       there one setup that works for every single track.
       First of all is 1-1 for aero, gives maximum straight line speed
       with no lose in cornering, some ppl say that front aero tweak
       will improve but not true not even in quali.
       Brakes I'm using 48%52 high standard, if u can manage ur brakes
       this its the perfect brake setup but if ur locking up try medium
       pressure. And if u a g27 user and use the clutch for braking,
       try to disassemble the pedals replace the brake springs with the
       clutch springs and ull find out that u can manage ur braking
       lightly and better. I have done that and have no problems with
       my braking, look for videos on YouTube how to assemble the
       pedals and be carefull.
       For balance use more front arb 3 and up and 11 rear arb, the
       softer the front arb the better for the car to roll arround
       comers but will lose time on high speed corners, the more front
       arb the better for high speeds but be carefull not to go too
       high or ull lose lots of grip, I find 6 to be best of both.
       Suspension 1.1.11.11 u won't find anything better, some say
       softer front or rear springs is better but not true and
       definitely not the best to drive.
       Gears check where ur highest speed lets say 325 and have all the
       gears straight up aligned with ur 7th gear, lower gears won't
       give u faster acceleration and its been proven in the game by
       very experienced drivers. In spa for example my gear are all all
       the way to the right.
       The alignment is camber to the left and toe to the right.
       I've found lots of speed with this setup like:
       Online
       Brazil:1.9.3 (could be better)
       Melbourne: flat 33 and possible in the 32
       Spa: 44.7
       USA:35.9 managed today
       Canada:mid 1:11
       UAE: 1:38
       Try to lose understeer when u practice. Try to avoid gravel on
       the track. Tight corners and u can find them on high speed
       corners, they really affect ur time sometimes a full second in
       just one corner.
       [/quote]
       Question for Moss.
       What do you change when the race is FULL WET or LIGHT RAIN?
       How much do you drop your gearbox if any?
       Thanks
       #Post#: 2914--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Slower Drivers
       By: Moss Date: February 9, 2013, 6:39 am
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       [quote author=livolay link=topic=221.msg2913#msg2913
       date=1360400201]
       Question for Moss.
       What do you change when the race is FULL WET or LIGHT RAIN?
       How much do you drop your gearbox if any?
       Thanks
       [/quote]
       U can change ur gear box to lower ratio, but too low is not
       necessary.
       And all u have to change is ur brakes to medium or low pressure,
       and that's it.
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