Avid Racing Factory [UPDATED 01/02/11]

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WOW! I just tried out your Zonda R tune and did a 1:58.603 with a ds3. Excellent time for me and its stock! I can't believe it. Thanks for the tune.
 
Avid your very good at what you and the team at the racing factory do, I must confess to choosing your tunes when they are available above all others as they suit my style of driving however have you had chance to try working on including some gear ratio setups .
I also wondered if you would be up for doing a fantastic muscle car tuning series dedicated to American 60s/70s models you seem to have the skills to tame these great old classics and keep them hugging the track
I like many others would be great-full if you would consider my suggestion
thanks Rick
 
For the Epson Honda NSX 08 tuning, it was a really good tune set. The only thing I changed was the tires from Racing Hard to Racing Medium. The car handles way better than before. Thanks for the tuning guide for the car.
 
Hey guys, some of you may be aware of this, and others not, but I'm currently abroad completing my bachelors hence the neglect. Some updates will be due later in the year, please be patient. Meanwhile I thank all those who appreciate the time poured into these cars and secondly it is you guys that make me work relentlessly.

See you soon!
 
See ya on Suzuka mate, sometime soon hopefully…
And if you need me, I can provide some reviews for your cars as well :D

And yes, it's the same onboy who kept losing to you in the S2k races
 
I have the Amuse S2000 GT1 Turbo but I don't remember if i bought it from OLineDealership or UCarDealship. It was said to buy the one in the OLD but like I said I can't remember which place I got it! Is there some physical way to look at it and tell which place I got it. I love the car. maybe the color of it which is an organe color. If you can help me thanks...
 
I have the Amuse S2000 GT1 Turbo but I don't remember if i bought it from OLineDealership or UCarDealship. It was said to buy the one in the OLD but like I said I can't remember which place I got it! Is there some physical way to look at it and tell which place I got it. I love the car. maybe the color of it which is an organe color. If you can help me thanks...


One is an 04 and the other an 09.

The Avid Tune is for the New one, the 09, the 'Turbo'.
 
I just tried out the Ford GT Spec II---something---- and I loved it.
I quite literally(figuratively) pooped my pants and barfed out unicorn hair at the same time while driving the car around Nurburgring. I did one lap and managed to get a 6:26.XXX. After I saw that, I pooped myself again.

I can probably improve the time by a good 5 seconds because I made a few errors while watching my replay.

Good AWESOME setup.
Thanks.
 
Avid your very good at what you and the team at the racing factory do, I must confess to choosing your tunes when they are available above all others as they suit my style of driving however have you had chance to try working on including some gear ratio setups .
I also wondered if you would be up for doing a fantastic muscle car tuning series dedicated to American 60s/70s models you seem to have the skills to tame these great old classics and keep them hugging the track
I like many others would be great-full if you would consider my suggestion
thanks Rick

hi springman

i would love to except i'm away from home hence my negating gt5 for so long. i will post some new tunes when i'm home! thank you to everyone for the continued support.
 
When will you be back? Summer? July? August?

July mate. I'm currently on my semester break, finally after perilous exams and what have you. I'm just thrilled to be back in HK (and of course more GT5, i'll catch you on PSN and we can battle it out again).
 
Well, you'd have to wait, I'm in England for two weeks now. And yea, see you then, and hopefully I'll have a couple of cars to rival your lime-green monster Amuse S2000…cuz I've still never beaten you yet!!!
 
LOl good memories mate! That car is really in a league of its own, kudos to the Japanese for actually contriving such a beast and secondly for the tuners who nurtured it. I hope GT hasn't changed too much since i last left it, and hopefully i haven't lost my touch.
 
Oh GT5 has changed……the gear tuning part has changed…online physics have gotten better(-ish), tyre wear isn't included in offline practices etc. And did I ever race you in my CT230R? I seem to remember running it on Monaco and on Suzuka against your Ford GT test car. Racing against you in the CT230R now (after driving it for 3000 miles and having RJ tune it) will be one of the main things I look forward to doing. Let's see how several months away from GT5 will affect you……
 
Oh GT5 has changed……the gear tuning part has changed…online physics have gotten better(-ish), tyre wear isn't included in offline practices etc. And did I ever race you in my CT230R? I seem to remember running it on Monaco and on Suzuka against your Ford GT test car. Racing against you in the CT230R now (after driving it for 3000 miles and having RJ tune it) will be one of the main things I look forward to doing. Let's see how several months away from GT5 will affect you……

RJ's eh? Interesting...
 
Ah, right. Forgot. I mean after having RJ tune it and then using Adrenaline's tune for it. That's what happens when you leave GT5 for a week or two……
Edit: And do you have any intentions in participating in the 500PP (another GT5 addition) FF shootout?
 
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Ferrari Enzo Ferrari '02

*by adopting this tune, you as a third party user have read and understood the contents in the disclaimer in the first post of this thread*

The Enzo was a beast (and it still is). It takes absolutely no prisoners, but sort of just bites their head off. There hasn't been a car that I've driven or tuned before that drove like the Enzo, it was simply stunning yet intimidating. There was over 900 horsepower at the disposal of my right foot, and the car seemed to accelerate to no bounds. This is the epitome of speed.

So much speed, that it actually had trouble stopping with the little down force it had. So give ample preparation for braking, otherwise expect a lot of broken limbs and a coughed out throat from screaming so loud.

Ferrari Enzo Ferrari '02
HP: 922 @ 8900 rpm
Torque: 609 ft-lb @ 6400 rpm
Mass: 1044 kg
Weight Distribution: 44 / 56


Requirements:
- weight reduction stage 3
- window weight reduction
- chassis reinforcement
- ecu tuning
- engine tuning stage 3
- sports intake manifold
- racing air filter
- sports exhaust manifold
- sports catalytic converter
- titanium racing exhaust
- fully customizable transmission
- adjustable lsd
- twin-plate clutch
- light weight fly-wheel
- fully adjustable suspension
- racing hard and racing soft tires

Aerodynamics: -- / 22
Initial Torque: -- / 26
Acceleration Sensitivity: -- / 32
Braking Sensitivity: -- / 24
Ride Height: -18 / -18
Spring Rate: 14.8 / 15.0
Extension: 7 / 7
Compression: 6 / 6
Anti-roll Bars: 5 / 5
Camber Angle (-): 2.0 / 1.8
Toe Angle: -0.04 / 0.22
Brake Balance: 7 / 6

Don't even bother trying with sport tires, it simply WILL NOT contain the fury. Although the car is more powerful and even lighter than a ZR-1, it simply doesn't have the down-force to keep those wheels intact with the ground at all times. This is particularly detrimental when braking in my opinion. PD please give us the option to install a front wing!!!!

Enjoy!

I literally created an account to thank you for this tune. I bought the Enzo, and it was horrible to drive. NOW... Oh man. I've been having a LOT of fun with it. It actually feels fast, and has GREAT grip - basically, its the single tune I've found so far, out of every car I've driven, that caters perfectly to my driving style. Thank you! 👍 👍
 
Ferrari F40 '92

The F40 represents the essence of what a Ferrari is, and how it ought to drive. Although made in the 90s, it has outstanding performance through the bends and a bucket full of power to propel it in the straights. The lack of any driver aids made the initial testing a little unnerving, although turning was very predictable it did slightly over-steer on lift off. Furthermore, throttle control had to be precise or one would expect to see either the front or rear buried in someone else's car or worse a freaking wall!

The car boats a very well balanced chassis, it is especially excellent at mid corners and the transition to exiting. The car did slide slightly to the outside, but that was a minor issue quickly addressed by tweaking the differential. However, the Ferrari didn't feel aggressive enough, and lacked the urgency on turn-in.

As mentioned, the differential was tweaked so the initial torque is higher, whilst the sensitivity to acceleration dropped to allow better throttle control. Braking sensitivity was also upped to aid braking stability - particularly through S-curves. Brake balance was set with front bias and top speed was dropped to 300 km/h for better acceleration and response through corners.

Next the car's spring and dampers were stiffened to keep sliding in check, whilst stronger anti-roll bars were fitted for improved turn-in. Some negative camber and toe-out at the front also helped improve the lack of urgency inherent to the car. Lastly, the overall ride-height was dropped to reduce weight transfer and improve handling characteristics as a whole.

Ferrari F40 '92
HP: 649
Curb Mass: 1125
Weight Distribution: 42/57


Requirements:
-Weight Reduction Stage 3
-Chassis Reinforcements
-Engine Tuning Stage 3
-ECU Tuning
-Sports Intake Manifold
-Racing Air Filter
-Sports Exhaust
-Catalytic Converter: Sports
-Titanium Racing Exhaust
-High Pressure Turbo Kit
-Fully Customizable Transmission
-Limited Slip Differential
-Twin-Plate Clutch
-Semi-Racing Flywheel
-Fully adjustable Suspension
-Racing Hard tires


Aerodynamics: -- / --
Transmission: 300 km
Initial Torque: -- / 32
Acceleration Sensitivity: -- / 26
Braking Sensitivity: -- / 32
Ride Height: 16 / 14
Spring Rate: 12.7 / 13.9
Extension: 7 / 7
Compression: 6 / 6
Anti-roll Bars: 6 / 6
Camber Angle (-): 2.4 / 1.8
Toe Angle: -0.14 / 0.10
Brake Balance: 8 / 6

You better be awake to drive this car.

Enjoy!

Going to try this for the La Sarthe seasonal.
 
Lamborghini Nomad Diablo GT-1 '00

This is a non-premium model. This Diablo competed in Japan in the JGTC championship. Overall there were stronger race teams in the competition but this monster car would fight for race wins on the right day.

Lamborghini Nomad Diablo GT-1 '00
612 HP
1200 kg


Requirements: increased rigidity.

Tyres: Racing Hard
Aerodynamics: 35 / 52
Transmission: 193MPH 3.830 final ratio
Initial Torque: 15
Acceleration Sensitivity: 38
Braking Sensitivity: 24

Ride Height: 10 / 10
Spring Rate: 11.8 / 15
Extension: 6 / 8
Compression: 6 / 8
Anti-roll Bars: 4 / 3
Camber: -1.9 / -2.3
Toe: 0.05 / 0.15

Brakes: 5 / 4

Just use dteh tuning on a fully upgraded version restricted down fo rthe seasonal GT event and it worked amazingly well. hugged the corners and flew round indy 500. top notch tune
 
Gran Turismo Ford GT LM Spec II Test Car


*STRONGLY RECOMMENDED*

So…this was the one you used against my CT230R in the rain……Imma gonna try it :D And instead of boring old reviews, I want to race :D Come back on when you can, I've got to settle the score with you……been beaten by these cars one too many times :trouble:
 
Hey I was looking at your Corvette RM tune, and I was confused by one part. I've followed every other step correctly, but I don't get what you mean by "Transmission: 360". Are you saying to set the final speed to 360 MPH, or is that just some code I don't know? Thanks in advance, these tunes are great. Also, what is the PP on your Italia tune?
 
It's 360 kph, he uses kph for tuning. And his GT5 isn't updated, so you can only find out by trying it...
 
I know I said this just now, but……

YOU'RE BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU'VE RETURNED!!!!!!111!!1111 :D 👍 :dopey: :dopey: :D :D :D :D :D :D :D !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now, in case you missed what I said in the lobby, give the Spirra V8 back to Adrenaline, put your b-spec drivers on share so I can grind for you, and use the new seasonal events to get you back up to date with your bank account :D
 
vett'e
Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 (C6) RM '09

Well this is hands down the one of the best close-wheel racer money can buy. Not many cars even come remotely close! There have been many tunes of this car already, but this being the first few cars I bought, I took the liberty of enhancing what was already a beast into a menace.

Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 (C6) RM '09
HP: 905
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I can only reach 849 bhp. Where are you getting the other 56 hp from?
 
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