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07/28/2005 3:04 PM
07/28/2005 3:21 PM  
Muffler Racing Suspension Racing
Racing Chip Sports Transmission Full Customize
NA Tune None Clutch Triple Plate
Front Tires R3 - Medium Flywheel Racing
Rear Tires R3 - Medium Carbon Driveshaft Equipped
Nitrous Equipped GT Auto - Wing Equipped
Turbine Kit Stage 4 Limited Slip Full Customize
Intercooler Racing AYC None
Supercharger None VCD Equipped
Brakes Racing Weight Reduction Stage 3
Brake Controller Equipped Increase Rigidity None
Setup Item Front Rear Setup Item Front Rear
Spring Rate 6.5 9.0 Stabilizers 4 5
Ride Height 102 107 Brake Balance 9 6
Shock Absorbers Downforce 30 25
Shock Bound 3 3 LSD Init. Torque 5 5
Shock Rebound 5 5 LSD Acceleration 5 5
Camber Angle 3.0 1.0 LSD Deceleration 5 5
Toe Angle 2 3 Nitrous 40
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Final Auto Set
3.850 11
ASM
Oversteer
ASM
Understeer
TCS Ballast
Balance
Ballast
Weight
AYC VCD
0 0 2 -25 75 10
Can I get some input for this one. It works but there are some problems. The rear has a tendacy to slide out so watch out.
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Post #1 - Updated 07/28/2005 3:12 PM
The reason the rear has a tendency to slide out is because of the Rear camber/Rear downforce. Now to correct this problem I would merely suggest to raise the rear downforce and raise the rear Camber. But when you do this it gains slight understeer. So then I would suggest you strengthen the Stabilizers by +1 front and +2 rear. This not only will offer more grip but will help the car lose its understeer it has gained. and if the rear still slides out then you can always just deal with some understeer. Smile
Good setup other than that. Thumbs Up
EDIT: Another problem is that the front brakes are way too high..thus when you hit the brakes the rear end raises up. Which means you lose grip in the rear. and then when you hit the gas the car oversteers. Lower the Front Brakes to around 8 or 9. Tell me if this helps.
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Post #2 - Posted 07/28/2005 3:23 PM
Hm... much better. Thanks Nod
My test tracks: Trial Mountain, Special Stage Route 5, Toyko R246 and/or Nurburgring
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Post #3 - Posted 07/28/2005 5:20 PM
Your welcome.
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Post #4 - Posted 02/02/2006 11:30 PM
This set up is kinda weird, can't put my finger on it, fits my driving style well though! Nice work Thumbs Up
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Post #5 - Posted 02/20/2006 12:37 PM
yo Beef is that you. I didnt know you played GT.
ALM-all street+tuning cars-sport tyres setups
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Post #6 - Posted 08/21/2006 3:28 PM
good set up The Finger my vote for you Thumbs Up
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