Man, what setups are YOU driving? I've tried some hotlapper setups that had me
spinning out as often as going straight... I couldn't keep the back end BEHIND
me...
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You have got to be kidding. In no way is it one of the greatest
racing games of all time. For its time, it might have been unequaled,
but its hardly one of the greatest racing games ever.
Go here and download it:
http://s64.emuunlim.com/gameinfos/pitstop2/pitstop2.htm
play it and see how long before you're back to GPL/Papy/RT/etc....
jeff
> >The C64 version of Pitstop II is one of the greatest racing games ever
> >made.
> You have got to be kidding. In no way is it one of the greatest
> racing games of all time. For its time, it might have been unequaled,
> but its hardly one of the greatest racing games ever.
> Go here and download it:
> http://s64.emuunlim.com/gameinfos/pitstop2/pitstop2.htm
> play it and see how long before you're back to GPL/Papy/RT/etc....
> jeff
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> > chicane.
> I thought the chicane at the beginning of the back straight was added
10-15
> yrs ago for the SCCA Runoffs to make it less of a HP track?
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> >The C64 version of Pitstop II is one of the greatest racing games ever
> >made.
> You have got to be kidding. In no way is it one of the greatest
> racing games of all time. For its time, it might have been unequaled,
> but its hardly one of the greatest racing games ever.
> Go here and download it:
> http://s64.emuunlim.com/gameinfos/pitstop2/pitstop2.htm
> play it and see how long before you're back to GPL/Papy/RT/etc....
> jeff
If you run fairly even bars/shocks and realistic springs (i.e. springs
that are proportional to the weight of the car) and stuff an xx/85/1
into it you'll be oversteering like crazy. I think the big problem
with understeer in a lot of "realistic" GPL setups is the way the
shocks and diff are set up. Lots of non-alien setups come with the
standard 85/30/4 diff and 2/3 type shocks and I always find I have to
actually force the ass end into a slide just to make turns half the
time.
Speaking of springs that are setup based on the weight balance of the
car, I bumped into someone on sierra the other night who had been
trying out one of my old banzai PTA setups that used GPL style springs
(i.e. 450/475 front to back and 48.1% front weight) and he was kicking
my ass all over the place, even with the high drag. I might start
messing with that idea again.
Jason
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dave henrie
Is this "catch and release" or can we keep them?
dh
>>The C64 version of Pitstop II is one of the greatest racing games ever
>>made.
>You have got to be kidding. In no way is it one of the greatest
>racing games of all time. For its time, it might have been unequaled,
>but its hardly one of the greatest racing games ever.
>Go here and download it:
>http://s64.emuunlim.com/gameinfos/pitstop2/pitstop2.htm
>play it and see how long before you're back to GPL/Papy/RT/etc....
Cheers!
Remco
>>>The C64 version of Pitstop II is one of the greatest racing games ever
>>>made.
>>You have got to be kidding. In no way is it one of the greatest
>>racing games of all time. For its time, it might have been unequaled,
>>but its hardly one of the greatest racing games ever.
>>Go here and download it:
>>http://s64.emuunlim.com/gameinfos/pitstop2/pitstop2.htm
>>play it and see how long before you're back to GPL/Papy/RT/etc....
>>jeff
> Are you a real moron, or do you just play one on usenet?
You must be forking joking, son!
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> >Man, what setups are YOU driving? I've tried some hotlapper setups that
had me
> >spinning out as often as going straight... I couldn't keep the back end
BEHIND
> >me...
> If you run fairly even bars/shocks and realistic springs (i.e. springs
> that are proportional to the weight of the car) and stuff an xx/85/1
> into it you'll be oversteering like crazy. I think the big problem
> with understeer in a lot of "realistic" GPL setups is the way the
> shocks and diff are set up. Lots of non-alien setups come with the
> standard 85/30/4 diff and 2/3 type shocks and I always find I have to
> actually force the ass end into a slide just to make turns half the
> time.
> Speaking of springs that are setup based on the weight balance of the
> car, I bumped into someone on sierra the other night who had been
> trying out one of my old banzai PTA setups that used GPL style springs
> (i.e. 450/475 front to back and 48.1% front weight) and he was kicking
> my ass all over the place, even with the high drag. I might start
> messing with that idea again.
> Jason
I won't hold myself to the accuracy of that, as that was before I'd joined
the club. My info was limited to AutoWeek & On Track back then. ;-)
Probably more realistically a combination of slowing the faster classes at
the kink, as well as giving another slight braking zone for the slower
classes.
-jde
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What kind of diff do stock cars use?
Jason
Jason
Jason
> If you run fairly even bars/shocks and realistic springs (i.e. springs
> that are proportional to the weight of the car) ...
