hi r.a.s.
I have been running N99 since it was released. When I race (normally
45-65% lengths) I run strong on long runs. However, I feel like Dale
Earnhardt every time I attempt to qualify ( sorry chevy guys ).
Is there a basic guideline to change a race setup for qualifying or should I
start with a fresh setup to get my speeds up ?
generally, I use lower air pressure in the tires so they warm a little
quicker, a bit lower 4th gear so I get more revs (the motor only has to last
a couple laps), and a bit "tighter" setup than race setup cause colder tires
tend to not grip as much. That's what I do, your mileage may vary.
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>start with a fresh setup to get my speeds up ?
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>hi r.a.s. >I have been running N99 since it was released. When I race (normally >45-65% lengths) I run strong on long runs. However, I feel like Dale >Earnhardt every time I attempt to qualify ( sorry chevy guys ). >Is there a basic guideline to change a race setup for qualifying or shouldI shorted 4th a notch or two.
Tighten the car some by moving weight a little foward, and/or adding cross
weight.
I increase my shocks by about 5-10% all around, and add 2-3 psi to each
tire.
I start with my race setup, and do the above, saving it under a diff name to
identify it as a qual setup.
Hope this helps,
Don Burnette
Dburn on Ten
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>start with a fresh setup to get my speeds up ?
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>hi r.a.s. >I have been running N99 since it was released. When I race (normally >45-65% lengths) I run strong on long runs. However, I feel like Dale >Earnhardt every time I attempt to qualify ( sorry chevy guys ). >Is there a basic guideline to change a race setup for qualifying or should> generally, I use lower air pressure in the tires so they warm a little
> quicker, a bit lower 4th gear so I get more revs (the motor only has to last
> a couple laps), and a bit "tighter" setup than race setup cause colder tires
> tend to not grip as much. That's what I do, your mileage may vary.
WHen qualifying in N99 you will want to increase the tire PSI's. Check
out our setup guide at www.gamers.com under the racing section. The
setup tweeks should be explained.
NOTE: There is also a FREE DEMO now available to race online with other
real people. Load up the TEN software on your CD and try out the FREE
racing now available on TEN. The 2 FREE tracks available are ATLANTA
and WATKINS GLEN.
Bill / Amish on TEN
>Is there a basic guideline to change a race setup for qualifying or should I
>start with a fresh setup to get my speeds up ?
Just remember: in qual you only get the first 2 laps (3 laps on some
short tracks). Tweak the Ace setup and run 3 laps. Then Shift-R and do it
again. I'd recommend at least 3-4 times with EACH setup. Any more than 3
laps is a waste of effort with that setup.
"Gunner"
ORSA Bronze #78 Navy Dodge truck
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> >Is there a basic guideline to change a race setup for qualifying or should > I > >start with a fresh setup to get my speeds up ? > Just remember: in qual you only get the first 2 laps (3 laps on some > short tracks). Tweak the Ace setup and run 3 laps. Then Shift-R and do it > again. I'd recommend at least 3-4 times with EACH setup. Any more than 3 > laps is a waste of effort with that setup. > "Gunner" > ORSA Bronze #78 Navy Dodge truckThanks for the info. I think the three laps that Gunner was referring to
was basically to make sure I practice my qualifying setup with cold tires.
> Thanks for the info. I think the three laps that Gunner was referring to
> was basically to make sure I practice my qualifying setup with cold tires.
Prolly right.... Didn't read it that way LOL.
Bill / Amish on TEN
Yeh if anyone reading this NG is not or has not been on TEN should check it
out.. Youll be hook in no time at all.
PassedYA
>> >Is there a basic guideline to change a race setup for qualifying or should
>> I
>> >start with a fresh setup to get my speeds up ?
>> Just remember: in qual you only get the first 2 laps (3 laps on some
>> short tracks). Tweak the Ace setup and run 3 laps. Then Shift-R and do it
>> again. I'd recommend at least 3-4 times with EACH setup. Any more than 3


































