787B Stock Settings

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Ok, I searched all over for this and got nothing. I just need the stock downforce settings for the 787B. I took off all the downforce to do a test track run and wrote the settings down. But then I lost the paper with the settings on it.:banghead: Sooo....if someone could tell me the settings, that would be great. Thanks
 
Almost Max :)

Play around and see what is best. Most people change the downforce from stock anyway to further improve handling.
 
Im not home to check now, but, I can give you my tuned settings.
I found this setup to work well. Will try to post back with stock DF later. I have 2 787b's (one untuned).

Mazda 787B

@ 972, med tires or S. Soft for time trial/hot lap, engine upgrade turbo st. 1

spring 13.8 13.1
height 75 90
bound 7 7
rebound 8 8
camber 3.0 2.0
toe 0 0
stab. 6 6
brake 15 16
ls
ini 12
acc 42
dec 24
gearing:
First set auto to 30 then
final to 3.100 then
1= 4.061
2= 2.586
3= 1.809
4= 1.375
5= 1.119
6= na
downforce: 0.97 1.25
asm 0
tcs 3
 
Did either of you two read the question?

He wants to know the stock wing settings of the 787B. That means the wing settings on the car when you win it.

Sorry, I can't help as I've changed mine. Normally if you want stock settings, you just have to remove the part and put it back on, but you can't do that with wings.

EDIT

F 0.74
R 0.91
 
Yup... What he said ^^^^.

I went and checked in MK's and when I came back. He already posted the answer. Then after I left, I decided to come back and post something anyway since I went to all that work to look up the answer. :lol:

phattboy
 
Originally posted by Quisp
I thought I acknowledged that, by saying "Id post back with stock DF tonight", but, in the mean time...
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Sorry, didn't see that bit.

But anyway, according to GT-Unit, I'm a seething bundle of rage today.
 
No prob :) Ive been there myself at times.

Now that Im home to check, I was just gonna post[ 0.74/0.91 ], but, I see you edited the answer.

Nonetheless, ESMLefty12, if youre new to GT, I would suggest visiting : www.gtvault.com , where you can find some nice setups that may help you improve your handling for this and other cars in your garage.


Good Luck
 

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