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RASCAR: Michigan Race

Jan Verschuere

RASCAR: Michigan Race

by Jan Verschuere » Thu, 22 Aug 2002 08:09:19

Brake balance on the default setup is hopeless for my wheel/pedal setup. I
got the use of maybe 1/4 of my full brake travel before lock-up occurs. This
is another setting which, IMHO, should be adjustable to fit the rig the
simmer uses (as steering ratio is), even under fixed setup rules.

My setup and the fact I wear gloves to drive make it awkward for me to use
this. I've got to do something about that. Perhaps during my next holiday.

Jan.
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Eldre

RASCAR: Michigan Race

by Eldre » Thu, 22 Aug 2002 10:14:48


writes:

1000 laps?!?  Are you kidding?  Are you running solo practice, races against
the AI, or online races?

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Lord C

RASCAR: Michigan Race

by Lord C » Thu, 22 Aug 2002 22:52:56

lol


> :)
> That wasn't meant for you John, just a suggestion for anyone who may want
> some help.

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> > > One other point about those fixed setups ... Do not lower the wheel
lock
> > > more than 1 or 2 clicks.

> > > Lowering the wheel lock from what any setup was designed with, will
make
> it
> > > more twitchy in addition to cooking the tires.  If you cannot turn a
> fixed
> > > setup then work on a different line.

> > > If your not playing with the wheel lock at all, and you still cannot
> hold
> > > the car when braking or turning or both, up the wheel lock.

> > > With any setup, and I think this comes from N2002 using the GPL
engine,
> the
> > > higher the wheel lock the better control you'll have with the brakes.
> The
> > > disadvantage is the car will be harder to turn but for inexperienced
> > > drivers, try upping the setting until you get comfortable with the
car.

> > I don't adjust *anything* on the setups, preferring instead to take the
> > "fixed setup" thing to heart.  I don't think I do too badly if I can
> > manage to stay out of everyone else's carp...

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Larr

RASCAR: Michigan Race

by Larr » Sat, 24 Aug 2002 09:09:41

I never realized that....

LOL!

-Larry


Larr

RASCAR: Michigan Race

by Larr » Sat, 24 Aug 2002 09:13:25

Ofline Testing.

I did 400 laps Saturday night.

Did 200 Sunday Morning.

Did another 200 Sunday night.

Did another 200 or so on Monday, which was a day off for me.

Or somewhere around that.

It don't take long at Bristol to rack them up.

And you may laugh about Mikey's commercial about being at the wrong track,
but I was :)

I forgot it was a NIGHT race :(

Me go start over now :)

-Larry



Eldre

RASCAR: Michigan Race

by Eldre » Sun, 25 Aug 2002 02:21:34


writes:

Hehe...
But, would it really MATTER?  The temp is always 70 degrees...  Is there a
*physical* difference between the 2 tracks?

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Larr

RASCAR: Michigan Race

by Larr » Sun, 25 Aug 2002 03:23:05

I think it's mainly the temps/weather.  Who knows, though.  The track ini
files may be tweaked different.

-Larry



Brian Oste

RASCAR: Michigan Race

by Brian Oste » Sun, 25 Aug 2002 23:48:36

I use the same basic setup for both tacks and just adjust for temp
since I can't tell the difference.  It might be like Bristol on a
cloudy day.

>I think it's mainly the temps/weather.  Who knows, though.  The track ini
>files may be tweaked different.

>-Larry





>> writes:

>> >It don't take long at Bristol to rack them up.

>> >And you may laugh about Mikey's commercial about being at the wrong
>track,
>> >but I was :)

>> >I forgot it was a NIGHT race :(

>> >Me go start over now :)

>> Hehe...
>> But, would it really MATTER?  The temp is always 70 degrees...  Is there a
>> *physical* difference between the 2 tracks?

>> Eldred
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