Bugatti Veyron @ Daytona

  • Thread starter Thread starter PhillGuy
  • 15 comments
  • 4,791 views
Messages
376
Canada
Kingston, ON
Messages
Phillguy
Lately I have seen Bugattis running fast at Dayton. Times like Low 37's, or high 36's. Everything I do to tune mine I can't get it to go this fast.

Dose anyone have any tuning secrets for this. I have searched but no luck.
 
I ask on this forum before about this and no one help me so ill help you since i found out by tuning for about 30 mins

i set top speed to 292 and the real secret is put the ride height on 40/40 or all the way up(forgot actually number)
 
Really, get out! I never would have thought. And it will do 220-230 in the corners?
 
yea i usually do 235 and with draft like 249 mph i was so bad at my self when i finally found out and that was so secretive to tell how to tune this car

and if you want to you can tune it better more if you tweak with camber,lsd etc but the main thing is ride height
 
Thanks for your help!!!
 
Isn't this a suspension setup bug, like when you put it on maximum height front and back, the car develops a magical amount of grip?
 
Could be. Everyone seems super secretive about it so it seems like a cheat to me!
 
i tried it as soon as I got home. Was running mid 36s.
 
Thank you for sharing Slime718! I have asked all around and have been shutout as well.
 
no problem I have ask here too before and no one help so now that i know i tell everyone that have same problem as me
 
Reason no one really helps

Veyron - Easy to drive fast or crash to win like most
Daytona - [redneck]left turn[/redneck]
 
Reason no one really helps

Veyron - Easy to drive fast or crash to win like most
Daytona - [redneck]left turn[/redneck]

NASCAR racing. So easy a caveman could do it.

Right?:grumpy:

Yet, no one from the rest of the world has even attempted it.

No, Jean Girard from Talladega Nights does not count!:sly:
 
NASCAR racing. So easy a caveman could do it.

Right?:grumpy:

Yet, no one from the rest of the world has even attempted it.

No, Jean Girard from Talladega Nights does not count!:sly:

Ill admit going 4 wide on a bumpy surface at 190mph+ requires lots of concentration.

The rest of the world has road courses. Also random open space isnt as available in other countries to make a triangle.
 
NASCAR racing. So easy a caveman could do it.

Right?:grumpy:

Yet, no one from the rest of the world has even attempted it.

No, Jean Girard from Talladega Nights does not count!:sly:

Juan Pablo Montoya from Colombia who was a former F1 driver is now doing Nascar, so yes someone from another part of the world is now doing it. I do not understand why anyone would go from F1 to nascar, I think it is a little bit of a downgrade.
 
Back