Evo X problem...

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Has anyone else noticed the issue with the Evo X where if your going more than 100mph and you turn any degree it won't accelerate further? If so is there a way to counter it because it's really annoying me and has forced me to rid my garage of my tuned X.
 
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Has anyone else noticed the issue with the Evo X where if your going more than 100mph and you turn any degree it won't accelerate further? If so is there a way to counter it because it's really annoying me and has forced me to rid my garage of my tuned X.
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I have never noticed that, I'll do some testing and see what I find.
Any particular track or settings you use?
 
Delta795
I have never noticed that, I'll do some testing and see what I find.
Any particular track or settings you use?
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Well just try a Stock X TC and go through the fast sections on the Nurburgring.
I have't changed the settings at all.
 
I've noticed this as well. Tried to see if could get rid of it but no luck.

It's when it starts turning slightly and then starts slowing down a bit. (Highspeed Ring, you can test and see for yourself) It makes the car very slow to compete,which is why I never use it. It's a dust collector in my garage.:crazy:
 
Quite the odd car, I had this problem when having a race at Deep Forest, the thing was painfully slow around corners.,.
 
You made me curious. I bought one, touched nothing and went for a spin. First odd thing was this is the first car that came set to tcs 1, not 5. Evo has AYC, the only car I'm aware of, which limits the yaw, which could slow you down some. Did you try adjusting that?
 
The Evo X is one of the few cars that has AYC, which controls the yaw. This is probably why you can't accelerate quickly when cornering. You can reduce the modulation by playing with the values.
 
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The Evo X is one of the few cars that has AYC, which controls the yaw. This is probably why you can't accelerate quickly when cornering. You can reduce the modulation by playing with the values.
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Default is on the lowest setting, but if you install a LSD, you can use that instead and further adjust it.
 
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