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Jim, do brake locks up under heavy braking in N2?

10 posts by 9 people · 23 Apr 1997 - 24 Apr 1997

Tom 23 Apr 1997#363892
Jim, do brake locks up under heavy braking in N2? See I tried to brake really hard and turn into the pits, but the car just wouldn't turn.
TOlson94 23 Apr 1997#363893
I don't think that N2 has that feature. Try to lift off the brakes a bit as you turn the car.
Mark 23 Apr 1997#363894
IN my experience, they don't until 29 mph or so. -- Sincerely, Mark Come And Visit My Very Own Page Of "SimGo"!!! With Cars, Setups, Utilities, And more to Come! Its awsome to come and worth seeing when made!!! http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/8410/index.html or Come and visit the page SPEED!!!!! Has Utilities, Setups, Cars, Links, and more! http://www.nascarnet.com/~speed/ For E-Mail info, > >Jim, do brake locks up under heavy braking in N2? See I tried to brake really > >hard and turn into the pits, but the car just wouldn't turn. > They most definitely do. In real life there's no such thing as > anti-lock brakes on a stock car. > Kyle Langston > ____________________________________________ > IBM #72 Ford Thunderbird - Hurricane Racing > http://www.traction.git.net/hurricane/ > NASS Series - 1997 - Winsten Cup Division > http://www.traction.git.net/snrc/ > Inside Online Racing > http://www.traction.git.net/ior/
zone 23 Apr 1997#363895
: : : >Jim, do brake locks up under heavy braking in N2? See I tried to brake really : >hard and turn into the pits, but the car just wouldn't turn. : : They most definitely do. In real life there's no such thing as : anti-lock brakes on a stock car. Kyle, The current physics model in N2 does NOT support the locking up of the brakes, the new physics model that Papy is working on will support it. : : Kyle Langston : ____________________________________________ : IBM #72 Ford Thunderbird - Hurricane Racing : http://www.traction.git.net/hurricane/ : NASS Series - 1997 - Winsten Cup Division : : http://www.traction.git.net/snrc/ : : Inside Online Racing : http://www.traction.git.net/ior/
JHabi3 23 Apr 1997#363896
Maybe it does why else would he go staight when he was trying to turn and had heavy brakes on. In real life if you lock the brakes and try to turn you ain't going to turn. Just my thought. Good answer though lift the brakes alittle ( SMILE ) Thanks
TOlson94 24 Apr 1997#364053
I've never heard anywhere that the you can lock up the brakes in N2, and I don't think that you can. I could be wrong, though. To a certain extent, the same thing happens in N1 and ICR2, but you cannot lock up the brakes there. My guess is that the understeer is caused by the speed he is going at or because of the weight transfer going on. I suggested that he should ease off the brakes so that there isn't all that understeer, but that the weight shift is still significant enough to give the front tires enough grip to turn the car.
Jim Sokolo 24 Apr 1997#364054
>Jim, do brake locks up under heavy braking in N2? See I tried to brake really >hard and turn into the pits, but the car just wouldn't turn. They do not. The available lateral grip (to turn) is however reduced under hard braking, and this might be causing the understeer you mention. (The other possibility of course is that you were just plain going too damn fast to make the turn in the space available... ;-) ) ---Jim
Mike Fraz 24 Apr 1997#364055
Hit reverse. Be careful, it will come 'round on ya dang fast. Mike Frazer >Jim, do brake locks up under heavy braking in N2? See I tried to brake really >hard and turn into the pits, but the car just wouldn't turn. Mike Frazer #11 American Airlines/STP/MBNA Ford, IGN Prime Time Motorsports
Drbob 24 Apr 1997#364056
You could exceed the traction capability of the tires even without actually locking the wheels. IMHO, the lack of brake feedback (could be sound based) is the least realistic part of the sims. I'd want force feedback their before I'd want it for steering. bob
ymenard 24 Apr 1997#364057
> Maybe it does why else would he go staight when he was trying to turn and > had heavy brakes on. In real life if you lock the brakes and try to turn > you ain't going to turn. Just my thought. Good answer though lift the > brakes alittle ( SMILE ) > Thanks Remember N1. At Watkins Glen, going into the chicane, you had to brake going in (I hope [-: ). If you turned the steering wheel when braking, you slided, swinged and slammed into the wall. But in N2, there's little brake lock so now I can brake without ending up my day on the wall. The wall I'm speaking is the fake one so we cannot short-cut. So I think that there's little brake lock, but not like GP2. Thanks a lot, Good race at the Brickyard, (Old'Indytrack guy in rec.autos.simulators) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ =ymenard now!!! SPEED- http://www.nascarnet.com/~speed [===] Go Rubens Barrichello, Jacques Villeneuve, | ! | And all you that thinks that Jacques Villeneuve is |!| from Canada, your right!! He's from St-Jean sur le |o| Richelieu, 30 minutes from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. [--I--] v Fran?ois Mnard "Wasupe LeGrand" May the force be with you, always!! Que la force soit avec toi, jamais!(for you French people) Excuse me for my poor English(I'm French speaking)

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