N2 tally race setup?

does anybody have a decent setup for tally that can crank out 194-195s in the draft and still go the full 188 laps?

>does anybody have a decent setup for tally that can crank out 194-195s >in the draft and still go the full 188 laps? Yes.

Are you using a wheel or a joystick?? I can get 194s with a joystick on my setup, when running in the draft. Setups differ greatly between wheel and joystick, especially in handling. I have found that if I use someone elses setup for a T2(or other wheel) I have to soften the suspension slightly to get it to handle properly. If you are using a joystick, let me know and I will let you try my setup. -- Regards, Ed Medlin

194-195!!! Geez I'm dissappointed if I can't get that by myself! You gotta be smooth. If you're not 196's in the draft with the "ace" setup then another setup ain't going to help. BTW I'm the slowest of our group of friends who race N2

.. The problem isn't getting up to 194-195. The problem is staying that fast and lasting 188 laps. I keep loosing engines arounf 120-140 laps.

But the AI cars won't draft WITH me(they can't stay with me)...so I, for one can't turn those laps. Or are you guys talking about multiplayer? ________ Eldred Pickett e-mail address altered to deter spammers - remove the '*' to reply Put your message in a modem - and throw it into the ***-sea...

Eldred Pickett wrote in article ... Try bumping up the AI% a little. Set it so that you and the AI cars run together. Then you can use them a little while drafting. Watch out for the turns though, I still think they slow to much when entering a turn. At least I take them faster than the AI does. Robert

I've recently completed a 100% race at Taladega and have drafted at 196.802 as fastest so far, also have the replay... Jeff Euclid > >>> does anybody have a decent setup for tally that can crank out 194-195s

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> >>> in the draft and still go the full 188 laps? > >194-195!!! Geez I'm dissappointed if I can't get that by myself! You > >gotta be smooth. If you're not 196's in the draft with the "ace" setup > >then another setup ain't going to help. BTW I'm the slowest of our > >group of friends who race N2 > But the AI cars won't draft WITH me(they can't stay with me)...so I, for

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> can't turn those laps. Or are you guys talking about multiplayer? > ________ > Eldred Pickett > e-mail address altered to deter spammers - remove the '*' to reply > Put your message in a modem - and throw it into the ***-sea...

: Eldred Pickett wrote in article ... : > : >But the AI cars won't draft WITH me(they can't stay with me)...so I, for : one : >can't turn those laps. Or are you guys talking about multiplayer? : > : Try bumping up the AI% a little. Set it so that you and the AI cars run : together. Then you can use them a little while drafting. Watch out for : the turns though, I still think they slow to much when entering a turn. : At least I take them faster than the AI does. This is one of the problems with the AI at Talladega. They slow down going into the turns and thus go too slow through the turn and coming out. It's too easy to slip under them in the turns and since they don't have enough speed, they can't draft with the human driver. They also slow down too much down the front straight & dog leg. Their backstretch speed seems to be about right. Another probelm I've noticed at Talladega and other tracks is that they AI cars will slow down to pass a car "merging" back onto the track after pitting. For some reason the AI that are racing aren't aware that the car that just pitted is going to stay beneath the line in the turn. -- **************************** Michael E. Carver ************************* Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

I pulled off a 198.448 lap in the draft with #6, #88, #5 with driver strength set at 107. (I also was able to win the race due to the #88 car deciding to not pit under yellow).

Wow! That is a great speed! I've only run Tally twice with the setup I got from Joe Farr. In my 2 attempts with it, I got 194.403. No draft. -- Lannie Schafroth Pathworks Network Administrator Iowa Network Services, Inc. Voice: 515 830-0443 4201 Corporate Drive Fax: 515 830-0123 West Des Moines, IA 50266 Any statements herein are my own opinion and not that of my employer.

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>>I pulled off a 198.448 lap in the draft with #6, #88, #5 with driver >>strength set at 107. (I also was able to win the race due to the #88 car >>deciding to not pit under yellow). >Wow! That is a great speed! I've only run Tally twice with the setup I >got from Joe Farr. In my 2 attempts with it, I got 194.403. No draft. >-- >Lannie Schafroth >Pathworks Network Administrator Iowa Network Services, Inc. > Voice: 515 830-0443 4201 Corporate Drive > Fax: 515 830-0123 West Des Moines, IA 50266 > Any statements herein are my own opinion and not that of my employer.

I use Joe Farr's setup too. When I qualify I am always last (using his setup.) I have AI set on 105%, and don't know how the AI players are getting 200+ mile laps.

Ive pulled off a 200.010 with opp set at 120% The draft is the key!!

>Ive pulled off a 200.010 with opp set at 120% The draft is the key!! Except that doesn't work if you are qualifying, which is what I posted.

Question: Who were you drafting with and did you have to get up near the front on had to do a green flag start and run up with the top 4 cars for 4 laps before I could pull it off. Bryan

I HAVE A LAP OF 199.845 AT 40DEG./ 115% OPPONENT/ 5 CAR DRAFT WITH LEADERS, ABOUT HALF A TANK GAS. iF ALL YOURE GOING FOR IS LAP TIME RUN THE TANK DOWN AND WAIT FOR LEADERS TO COME AROUND AND HOOK UP FOR THE RIDE. WATCH OUT FOR TURN 3, YOULL BE DOING APPROX 211, QUICK ENOUGH TO GO RIGHT THRU THE WALL. > >>I pulled off a 198.448 lap in the draft with #6, #88, #5 with driver > >>strength set at 107. (I also was able to win the race due to the #88 car

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> >>deciding to not pit under yellow). > >Wow! That is a great speed! I've only run Tally twice with the setup I > >got from Joe Farr. In my 2 attempts with it, I got 194.403. No draft. > >-- > >Lannie Schafroth > >Pathworks Network Administrator Iowa Network Services, Inc. > > Voice: 515 830-0443 4201 Corporate Drive > > Fax: 515 830-0123 West Des Moines, IA 50266 > > Any statements herein are my own opinion and not that of my employer. > I use Joe Farr's setup too. When I qualify I am always last (using his > setup.) I have AI set on 105%, and don't know how the AI players are > getting 200+ mile laps.