rec.autos.simulators

>If the temps are all the same, that is a perfectly balanced tire. You do
>not want a tire to be hotter in one spot more than the other.

>> When I display tire temps in ICR2 (the Win95 version) I see the same
>> temperature for the inner, middle, and outer readings on each tire.
>> It makes it hard to know how to adjust the camber.  Does anyone else
>> see this problem?  Is it different in the DOS version?

>> Dave Wilson

> >When I display tire temps in ICR2 (the Win95 version) I see the same
> >temperature for the inner, middle, and outer readings on each tire.
> >It makes it hard to know how to adjust the camber.  Does anyone else
> >see this problem?  Is it different in the DOS version?

> >Dave Wilson

>  If your temps are the same all the way across, you don't need to adjust your camber.

> Mike

> I guess I'm guilty about not being clear.  I know that the ideal is to
> adjust the camber to get even readings across the tire.  The problem
> is that I always see even readings.  I tried radically changing the
> cambers on the rears, for example, to the point that the car was almost
> impossible to drive.  I would still see the same value for the three
> readings on a given tire.

> Hence my question: is it just me, or does anyone else see this with the
> Win95 version of ICR2?  My sense is that most people are running the
> DOS version, but that's only a guess.

> Dave Wilson