Daytona set-up questions

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Menezjimenez
I am new to the game and started on the Daytona track, everyone is passing me down the straight aways. My car is stock, does any one wanna share there setup for this track pleeeeaaasseeee
 
First of all, what car are you using???
 
And who is everyone?
 
I'm using a Tony Stewart car and every one meaning the online players
 
Then head over to the tuning forum and request a tune for Daytona and make sure you add you are using this online.
 
Then head over to the tuning forum and request a tune for Daytona and make sure you add you are using this online.

Stock set ups suck. Raise gearing as a start by 20mph.
 
Then head over to the tuning forum and request a tune for Daytona and make sure you add you are using this online.

Don't send them to us! Send them to the search function, or my sig.

PM'd the OP, but for future readers...
Here's the gist:

Transmission: Top Right Corner needs to read ~249mph
Aero: Minimum
Springs: 17.0 or higher front and back
Shocks: Don't matter
ARB: Personal preference

Camber: Leave Default
Toe: 0.00 front and back
* If you need better tire wear, add negative rear toe, to a max of -0.45

LSD: 60/60/5 is a decent baseline
 
🤬 are you on about...

Well just get a new car...A Nissan GTR R34 and fully tune it overall HP would be 830+ and I'm sure they wont come any where near your tail.

I think he is talking about a Nascar not a GTR R34. A Nascar is 892 HP and it will be on his tail.
 
Jeepers! topic hijack Batman.

To OP: Yeah just use the search function next time and take a gander at the tuning sections. Sometimes you can learn a lot from just reading the stickied stuff.
 

My thoughts exactly...

To OP, like what was said before, do a search on the tuning subforum, something should come up for you. 👍
 
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Whether someone knows another in this thread personally doesn't negate the AUP that was agreed to upon becoming a member here, nor does it somehow excuse derailing the thread topic for the same reason. Use PM's for humorous exchanges and other off-topic chit-chat.
 
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