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by **Thor** » Tue, 03 Sep 2002 02:43:28

I have been fiddeling a lot with the "garage" but can't really get it...
Can YOU give a hint (or a complete setup:) )

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Venlig hilsen / Best regards

by **frederickso** » Tue, 03 Sep 2002 02:52:08

I just dropped the ride height and widened the track i think and its alot
more responsive.

> I have been fiddeling a lot with the "garage" but can't really get it...
> Can YOU give a hint (or a complete setup:) )

> --
> Venlig hilsen / Best regards

by **Darf** » Tue, 03 Sep 2002 09:13:15

Cubit has some nice setups for the Turbos and the Egg Beaters (FWDs)
You will improve straight away :-)
They are easy to find from the front page:

http://cubits.m4driving.sm

Darf

> I have been fiddeling a lot with the "garage" but can't really get it...
> Can YOU give a hint (or a complete setup:) )

> --
> Venlig hilsen / Best regards

by **Jussi 'Igor' Koukk** » Tue, 03 Sep 2002 20:44:15

somtehing like this:

Here's pretty much the setup that I used for a 1.29.73 lap on the
turbo... and then my friend gave it a try and he was exactly one
second faster. My friend was actually making a practical joke by
messing around with my setup's suspension... we were quite surprised
to see that it was actually quite good to drive and somewhat fast too.

- Take the default setup
- Widen the track, but keep the difference between front and rear
track the same
- Raise the ride height almost to the max
- Soften the suspension to the minimum
- Stiffen the bump damper almost to the max
- Soften the rebound damper to the minimum
- Brake balance to 67, maybe even 66
- Final ratio 4.5
- Differential lock 7.5

I'm quite certain that a real car with this kind of setup couldn't be
driven very far... :/
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