I wish I could do this in any "stock" car with 500pp. I'm a "driver" not a "mechanic" with an engineer degree at MIT. This event requires serious driving skills (8h Tsukuba Roadster Endurance veteran in GT4) and mentioned knowledge in car tuning.
Selling my soul may be a problem since I've traded it in the past for a package of Tic-Tac's on the other hand, Suzuki GSXR4 is just not my type of vehicle (muscles, classics, vintages). Oh well.
The problem with "stock" cars in GT6 is that the alignment values that PD have put in there are NOT realistic.
They make the cars far too "tight" and refuse to turn properly
to make a car "Stock" you have to install the Custom suspension, and change the toe and camber values.
I really like setting cars up like this.
-note the "stock" values for spring rates, damper settings, Sway bars
-install the FC Suspension package
-reset the above values to "stock"
-set camber to 0:0
-set rear toe to a more realistic value like 0.05 or just set toe to 0:0
With those simple changes, you WILL be faster and the car will feel much more steerable.
I am definitely not in the "serious" driving skills class, and I hate the GSXR too.
But anyone that's played multiple GT Titles and considers themselves a "Driver" should have a some understanding on basic car setup.
You can't just get out of a car, and say "it handles like ***t"
You can however, say, "it understeers on corner entry" or "it turns in ok, but pushes wide mid-corner"
There are so many resources on here and built into the game to help you fix the problem with guidance (like an F1 driver having a race engineer to give feedback to).
If you can put into words what the car is doing, or is not doing then it can be sorted.
Use the tuning guide below, and particularly the end of the first post about LSD tuning.
As MCH says in the LSD section
The limited slip differential is the very first handling bit that should be tuned. The LSD remains what I call a “super tune” just as it was in GT5. If you only have the time, patience or limited understanding of this tuning guide, learn this section.
GT6 Tuning Guide 1.15
We will see.
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