What are those F R B controls when driving in Indycar? They are
located at the top left of the car. Do they stand for forward,
reverse, and brake? Also, what do they do?
F and R are the front and rear roll bars. The higher the setting,
the stiffer the bars. B is the brake bias F/R. It controls the
strength of the front and rear brakes.
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>>>>> What are those F R B controls when driving in Indycar? [deleted ]
>>>> B is the brake bias F/R. It controls the
>>>>strength of the front and rear brakes.
While this is correct, something to add to this: the setting
controls whether the F or R brake first. It does help a lot going
into the turns to adjust which way you want to go. If it's set toward
the front, the car will try to fishtail a little like it's
oversteering (since the front is braking first), but if the rear
brakes first it acts like you have understeer. I've found these
settings can get you a few extra MPH out of an already good set-up.
