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Message: [QUOTE="fumanchu11, post: 13062517, member: 211518"] Thank you very much for the reply. Much appreciated. The problem is I'm very familiar with how track temps, weather, tire wear, build-up, etc can/will affect the grip levels. Also how driving style and weight transfer can have an affect too. However, these differences are sudden swings in grip when the temps and conditions are the same, or at worst, very nearly the same. And the tire temps and wear all look good on the HUD. I would even get it if it happened on a few corners and I might chalk it up to possible debris. But it seems artificial or glitchy. To the point, that I've gone to the pits, reloaded my setup, even though it's the same setup, and suddenly the tires work again. I've had it happen with a variety of cars with different setups, different tracks, different weather and temps, and the feeling is the same when it happens. Also, I tend to trail break slightly or get off the brakes slower to ensure I'm not unloading the front of the car too quickly. It's as if the game defaults from the setup I have on it; like it loads wrong. And when it "loads wrong", for me, it causes serious understeer. Problem is; when I've had it happen and I can go back to the pits, I look at my setup, and it's not different. Then if I reload the same setup, It often makes it work again. The real problem comes in when it happens for the race. Then I'm SOL, and all I can do is pit and hope it fixes it, and play catch-up. [/QUOTE]

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