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Colin McRae setups questions..........

2 posts by 2 people · 04 Feb 1999 - 08 Feb 1999

I am really enjoying CM Rally! There is nothing like dancing your car sideways through a sharp bend while travelling at 100 miles per hour with the only thing preventing you from falling off the shear cliff drop off to your right is your driving skill! I have some questions regarding setups however. Can someone give me an example of a stage where you should use the SOFT SUSPENSION setting? If I am doing a time-trial of a single stage (since it's only the one stage then I wouldn't care about damage really) should I not set the SUSPENSION to the STIFFEST level, or can this be counter-productive? When should I set the BRAKE BIAS to full forward? I understand the use of REAR BIAS and I use it alot to control the back-end of the car, but what about the front??
I use the front-dias brakes at Corsica. Best brakes on tarmac. On Thu, 04 Feb 1999 22:40:55 -0500, Cary Martynuik > When should I set the BRAKE BIAS to full forward? I understand the use >of REAR BIAS and I use it alot to control the back-end of the car, but >what about the front??

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