I feel there is a difference, but I believe I am in the minority on this standpoint. But I'd challenge anyone to take the 2010 and 2011 Tony Stewart Cars, Same Tune, Same Miles, Same everything and take them both to Daytona in Practice Mode. Let me know how it goes for you.
im with you on that one. 4 tenth difference between them. Both brand new, identical tunes. At the specs on was doing 49.6's, and the other was struggling to get under 50.0. Also about a 5/6 hundredth difference between the 2010 and 2011 #42, but that may have been a one of lap type thing
im with you on that one. 4 tenth difference between them. Both brand new, identical tunes. At the specs on was doing 49.6's, and the other was struggling to get under 50.0. Also about a 5/6 hundredth difference between the 2010 and 2011 #42, but that may have been a one of lap type thing
Yeah, I've begun slowly trying to work my way through them all to try and sort out the madness. I made a spreadsheet of the visual differences alone(they are vast, despite peoples assumption PD used the same model for each car), trying to see if I can pick up on a trend, but who knows.
Yeah, I've begun slowly trying to work my way through them all to try and sort out the madness. I made a spreadsheet of the visual differences alone(they are vast, despite peoples assumption PD used the same model for each car), trying to see if I can pick up on a trend, but who knows.
We found a very slight difference between the 2 redbulls, about a 3 hundredth difference with the silver one being the quicker (I think it's the 2011 model). Going to have a big play round on friday, gonna get every car brand new and run some free run laps to see if there are more of these strange differences. It's strange and annoying that these 'identical' cars are actually quite far apart
