patchouli wrote:
>
> Hi guys....
> What would cause a car to straighten out when you are half way through a
> corner. This seems to be happening alot to me in GPL, and I just can't work
> out why..
Two things spring to mind. Either you apply just a bit too much
throttle, taking the weight of the front wheels, or you are using a too
strongly locked differential (a 60/60 (up to 85/85) setting with 1
clutch is my preferred choice).
-Gregor
Hi guys....
What would cause a car to straighten out when you are half way through a
corner. This seems to be happening alot to me in GPL, and I just can't work
out why..
In article <[email hidden]>, Gregor Veble
<[email hidden]> writes
If you mean the car is understeering through the corners, patchouli,
then another possibility could be that the tyres aren't at the ideal
temperature across the L/M/R. Anything under 190 or above 260 would
cause them to have less grip than is ideal, especially if the rears are
within this ideal temperature range. When this starts happening exit
back to the pits and check your temps in the garage.
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