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GP3 2000 Setups

2 posts by 2 people · 04 Oct 2001 19:42 UTC - 06 Oct 2001 10:38 UTC

Joao Gonzalez 04 Oct 2001 19:42 UTC#159869
Any ideas on how to use GP3 1.13 Setus in GP3 2000? I've noticed that when you load them to GP3 2000 the rollbar settings always come set a 0 (zero). Obviously we can always use the original values by re-entering them but this does not make it a good setup. I've tried it and the car seems too loose in the rear wheels and twitchy as hell when you brake. Also 6th gear needs one or two points extra but that's to be expected because of the higher HPs. Also, how does this "Differential" setting affect car handling? Any ideas (or setup files!) would be greatly apreciatted: I am involved in a GP3 2K league with some friends (It's been going on for years now, we've started with GP1) and got my a** kicked yesterday in Melbourne becuse of a lousy setup. Thanks, Jo�o
Being an Aussie, I play Melbourne quite often. I've done a 1:30.129 in GP32000 with my setup (for some reason I was able to do low 1.29s in the original GP3 despite having less HP) Let me know if you're interested.

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