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Setup ID
Tuner
Make
Car
Model Year
Track
Votes
Views
Horsepower
Best Lap
Date Entered
Last Modified
3707
1999
Circuit de la Sarthe II
4
963
799
3:16.000
08/18/2005 4:26 PM
08/18/2005 4:45 PM  
Muffler Racing Suspension Racing
Racing Chip Normal Transmission Full Customize
NA Tune None Clutch Standard
Front Tires R2 - Hard Flywheel Standard
Rear Tires R1 - Super-hard Carbon Driveshaft None
Nitrous None GT Auto - Wing None
Turbine Kit None Limited Slip Full Customize
Intercooler None AYC None
Supercharger None VCD None
Brakes Normal Weight Reduction None
Brake Controller Equipped Increase Rigidity None
Setup Item Front Rear Setup Item Front Rear
Spring Rate 16.8 15.0 Stabilizers 4 5
Ride Height 67 67 Brake Balance 10 8
Shock Absorbers Downforce 58 80
Shock Bound 4 3 LSD Init. Torque 15
Shock Rebound 6 5 LSD Acceleration 45
Camber Angle 2.4 1.6 LSD Deceleration 25
Toe Angle 0 1 Nitrous
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Final Auto Set
3.450 2.189 1.543 1.145 0.895 0.736 3.173 18
ASM
Oversteer
ASM
Understeer
TCS Ballast
Balance
Ballast
Weight
AYC VCD
0 0 0 0 0
Started out with a base car, with the only change from stock being the tires, and the removal of driver aids, with this arrangement I laid down a 3'24.431. Topping out at 369 km/h down the Mulsanne.

Adjusted the brake balance and suspension settings to bring time down to, 3'18.478.

Adjusted LSD and down force to bring time down to 3'17.841 and top speed is up to 371 km/h.

Adjusted transmission and now top speed is around 381 km/h at the end of the Mulsanne straight. Lap times are now down in the 3'16.*** range. The times for the lap could be dropped with the installation of stickier tires, however, with this setup tire life will be more tolerable in race conditions.


With Stage 4 Turbine, you can expect to take 4-7 seconds off the lap time and you will be above 400 km/h when you're coming down the long straight away.

As always comments/suggestions/request are welcomed. Enjoy the setup.
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Post #1 - Posted 10/11/2005 7:18 PM
I really wish you would make your settings with rigidity and turbine kits.


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Post #2 - Posted 10/11/2005 7:22 PM
I can't get the gearing like that, maybe because I have the turbine kit on?
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Post #3 - Posted 10/11/2005 7:35 PM
DonkeyBong wrote:
I can't get the gearing like that, maybe because I have the turbine kit on?



Are you farmiliar with the tranny trick?
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Post #4 - Posted 10/11/2005 7:43 PM
No?
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Post #5 - Posted 10/11/2005 7:49 PM
Note that changing AUTO SETTING may require an adjustment of FINAL to get back to your effective (including the final drive) top-gear ratio. In fact, if you spend enough time experimenting with various combinations of AUTO SETTING and FINAL, as the author has done, you will notice that you end up with different spacing between the gears with the same AUTO SETTING depending on how FINAL is set when you adjust the AUTO SETTING. This discovery led to the invention of the so-called "Tranny Trick", which yields the closest possible gears without resorting to adjusting each individual gear ratio. The following procedure will achieve this result:

1 - Move FINAL all the way to the right (highest number)
2 - Move AUTO SETTING all the way to the left (towards SPORTS). If it is already set to the lowest setting, you must move it up one or more settings, then back to the far left.
3 - You now have as-close-as-automatically-possible gear ratios, you only need to adjust FINAL appropriately for the track involved.

Note that this technique doesn't yield the "best" gearing, only the closest gearing automatically achievable. This may not be "best", if the result is bogging in 1st gear, or you have a wide enough power band that you could benefit from fewer shifts per lap.
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Post #6 - Posted 12/17/2005 6:31 PM
Why do you use a hard tire rather then a more softer compund,is't there more grip in a softer compund? great setup overall Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
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Post #7 - Posted 12/17/2005 6:32 PM
JattDrifter wrote:
Why do you use a hard tire rather then a more softer compund,is't there more grip in a softer compund? great setup overall Thumbs Up Thumbs Up


There deffinately would be more grip... but the amount of laps you could cover would not be as large.
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Post #8 - Posted 12/17/2005 6:37 PM
thanks , i was looking at a fastest lap point rather then endurance, great setup Thumbs Up
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