Originally posted by 1989therat
BTW the LM has supersoft front and normal rear. Very hard to control.
You people have got to get it through your heads, that mixing tires is only making the car more unbalanced, and creating a false sense of the cars actual handling characteristics. Instead of mixing tires, you should be taking care of it with tuning and technique.Originally posted by Catch-my-Drift?
I also use that combo on all my GTR's - works brilliantly
Originally posted by silviadrifter
You people have got to get it through your heads, that mixing tires is only making the car more unbalanced, and creating a false sense of the cars actual handling characteristics. Instead of mixing tires, you should be taking care of it with tuning and technique.
It might seem like it's easier when you mix tires, but it's just a false sense of security. In the long run, it's better to not mix tires, because then you have a better understanding of the cars actual handling characteristics, and then you can adjust the suspension, LSD, etc....... to make the car more balanced and easier to control.
No one has said anything about sims on high HP cars. I was talking about mixing tires.......................Originally posted by 1989therat
Yes but sims are just too hard to control on a car with over 700 hp.
