So many threads on this, and other ill-handling cars. This seems the worst though. Long story short, it's not the best handling race car even when set up to its best, so you'd probably be better with the other GT3 cars.
For me it's the fastest GT3. All with a setup, I can go 1 second faster than any of the others at Silverstone.So many threads on this, and other ill-handling cars. This seems the worst though. Long story short, it's not the best handling race car even when set up to its best, so you'd probably be better with the other GT3 cars.
The only real way to keep it in line is to add weight up front until it's around 49:51 or 50:50 balance. After that the rear is a lot less likely to switch places with the front under hard breaking.
I tried putting more weight on the back to keep it down and that seemed to work, then I did a race and under hard braking it did the same again! Will try more weight to the front though, also brake bias towards the rear helps a little, still a handful though![]()
@CarreraGT It's a very accomplished car in real life. We're talking about the one in-game here, which is an abomination compared to the other GT3 cars.
Something is not right with it in GT6, I bought it the other day and couldn't wait to take it around bathurst but the the thing couldn't find grip to save itself. Lift off oversteer, power oversteer. Felt more like Mario kart than real life...
So many threads on this, and other ill-handling cars. This seems the worst though. Long story short, it's not the best handling race car even when set up to its best, so you'd probably be better with the other GT3 cars.
There's one coming. It's still a bit too loose but I'm getting there. It'll be in the tuning section, "hopefully" late tonight.I made a thread about this. https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/audi-r8-lms-which-one-to-choose.295132/
No one really had a good setup to share other than adjusting the ballast. I did that and it improved... slightly. There is basically no neutral point in that car. You either understeer or snap-oversteer. It's like the car has a sphere underneath, right at the middle of it that makes more contact on the ground more than the wheels themselves. I really miss being able to use Racing Soft tires. I know that they are unrealistic, but in this car, they are needed badly.
I'm not the best GT driver, but I haven't encountered any car that is impossible to drive in any of the games. I even loved the F40 in GT5 and had no problems racing with it even with ABS off. If I can drive the 908 FAP to the limit on Racing Hard tires, no ABS, No assists and the car behaves so well, even with a turbo upgrade, then why not this car? It's not even a fast car. Even the stock R8 5.2 is faster.
The R8 LMS, no matter what other people might say, is absolute rubbish (in the game). Great car for those that want a challenge, terrible choice for those of us who just want to relax and enjoy the game.
There's one coming. It's still a bit too loose but I'm getting there. It'll be in the tuning section, "hopefully" late tonight.
Ill disagree with that, the race car handles beautifully in real life. I watched the majority of the Bathurst 12 hour last year and there was a lot of commentary from Craig Lowndes (driver of R8 LMS and regular v8 supercar driver) and he praised how the car handled, especially around a difficult circuit like mount panorama.
Something is not right with it in GT6, I bought it the other day and couldn't wait to take it around bathurst but the the thing couldn't find grip to save itself. Lift off oversteer, power oversteer. Felt more like Mario kart than real life...
*facepalm*
Thats. What. He. Said.
I think the SLS sounds great.My bad, I thought he was referring to the real car.
But yes, it's a damn shame the car handles the way it does in GT because it's such an awesome car in real life.
Only other GT3 I've tried is the SLS and while it handles nicely, the incorrect sound (sounds nothing like an SLS!) just throws me off too much to buy it
I think the SLS sounds great.
I also think people who come into "Gran Turismo 6" forums, and start talking about real life instead of "Gran Turismo 6" are lost.
How do you figure, it's a driving simulator isn't it? I think it's safe to assume that most people on this forum are car/racing fans in real life (myself included) and play Gran Turismo to simulate their love of cars. As such, your comment makes no sense.
I don't think the SLS sounds bad per se, it just doesn't sound like an SLS
The point, is that if you do happen to be talking about real life, in the "Gran Turismo 6" forum, (You understand GTPlanet also has non Gran Turismo forums right?) you need to specify "IRL". Or expect loads of people to ask "wtf". Up to you really.How do you figure, it's a driving simulator isn't it? I think it's safe to assume that most people on this forum are car/racing fans in real life (myself included) and play Gran Turismo to simulate their love of cars. As such, your comment makes no sense.
I don't think the SLS sounds bad per se, it just doesn't sound like an SLS
The point, is that if you do happen to be talking about real life, in the "Gran Turismo 6" forum, (You understand GTPlanet also has non Gran Turismo forums right?) you need to specify "IRL". Or expect loads of people to ask "wtf". Up to you really.
Ill disagree with that, the race car handles beautifully in real life. I watched the majority of the Bathurst 12 hour last year and there was a lot of commentary from Craig Lowndes (driver of R8 LMS and regular v8 supercar driver) and he praised how the car handled, especially around a difficult circuit like mount panorama.
Something is not right with it in GT6, I bought it the other day and couldn't wait to take it around bathurst but the the thing couldn't find grip to save itself. Lift off oversteer, power oversteer. Felt more like Mario kart than real life...
Yes you did. 👍Which is exactly what I did... I was comparing the real R8 LMS to it's digital counterpart