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Has anyone made a video proving this? For example where for example stopping from 400kph in a veyron takes less distance with ABS to off vs ABS 1?
I will give that a go.
Depends how good you are in braking without aid
Has anyone made a video proving this? For example where for example stopping from 400kph in a veyron takes less distance with ABS to off vs ABS 1?
I will give that a go.
It does. That's why race cars don't have abs on them. If you can control the breaking force and keep it near lock up with out getting them to lock, it will decelerate quicker.
And someone earlier said something about race brakes not being needed if you can lock up without them and he is 100% correct. Braking distance isn't dependant on how good the brakes are, but how much grip the tires have. And I think brake fade is in the game but it doesn't have any effect unless u are stopping from high speeds
Depends how good you are in braking without aidThe effect is most pronounced in racing condition and driver's skill also plays major part, but a good driver with good consistency will be at least brake as late or in certain situation brake later than ABS 1.
Find this statement very hard to believe, IF that was the case the top guys would turn it off, they don't turn on aids because they lack skill, they turn them on because they can go quicker with them on.
They don't turn them off because it's much easier to be consistent. It's hard to drive on the limit. The more u can keep a car close to the limit, the more skill you have and the faster you will be. ABS doesn't allow you to get near the limit of the tires, because that's what it was designed to do. Learn something.
Don't tell me this, tell the top 10 guys in the world they lack skill, if they had more they'd go quicker with abs off, especially on the likes of Tsukuba seasonal where theres just 4 braking points....
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At the same time, ABS OFF in GT6 remains a much better experience than in GT5 for all cars without Racing Brake Pads, because it seems that new physics and suspension model takes into concern actual mechanical properties of the braking-potential of a particular car (thus making ABS OFF driving more right) and it provides much more liviable and believable sensation.
**NOTE: - In my assessment, the *ABS* in GT series is not representative/simulation of the real-life ABS, it just uses that "name". ABS in GT is some kind of permanent braking assist *override* that not only prevents wheel-lock on the buffer-bases (dot doing what real ABS doing in the RL), but also have some invisible traction-control that nullify the suspension-modelling and equalizes unique characteristics of the vehicles resulting with the ability to turn while braking and never lose grip. It is an imposed as simple game-assist with adjustable level of assistance (1-10), it is not "simulation" of the RL ABS effect at all.
**NOTE #2: I am driving with Fanatec wheel and Fanatec CSPV2 pedals with load-cell and oil-damper - and still going through hell because of the Racing Brake Pads. I can't even imagine the horrors of braking with pedals that have no load-cell and especially the plastic pedals such as on DFP/DFGT wheels where sensitivity is probably 5X greater than on my set. Polyphony needs to fix this ASAP, it is the greatest current issue of GT6.
The real problem is ABS in GT is not representation of real world ABS, it's simply a brake assist with stability aid.
Real world ABS is still faster....
http://farnorthracing.com/autocross_secrets9.html
You CAN out brake ABS system, but to do it every time, every braking zone, lap after lap in a race as the tire degrade and changes is obviously not easy. It just takes out the guess work and leave more focus on other task. Racing bans it because the sport is supposed to be a test of driving skills.
Real world ABS is still faster....
http://farnorthracing.com/autocross_secrets9.html
You CAN out brake ABS system, but to do it every time, every braking zone, lap after lap in a race as the tire degrade and changes is obviously not easy. It just takes out the guess work and leave more focus on other task. Racing bans it because the sport is supposed to be a test of driving skills.
Who said it was? what we are trying to determine is whether having it turned off helps you stop quicker, looking at the top times suggests it doesn't.
Well, if you look at past GT5 TT, some of the quickest driver in the world have done top 3 or 5 times with no ABS, it's all in the driver skill, usually alien driver can drive without ABS as fast as with ABS 1 and they usually beat us mere mortals even without ABS.
But its not making them quicker than the rest, which it should if your claims are correct, possibly AS quick but not QUICKER.
Use what you want when you want, makes no odds, people use assists for different reasons, I was ranked hardcore #1 over @ forzastats for almost a year, I'd love to be as quick turning off ALL assists on gt, reality is I can't.
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I'm not presenting theories or guessing. I went to school for mechanical engineering. These are facts. The car will stop quicker without anti lock brakes. Your ABILITY to stop the car quicker than abs is your issue Dustin. And this ain't forza.
this ain't reality, kid....
hope you take some enjoyment in calling the top racers on gt 'ou don't understand physics
I'm not presenting theories or guessing. I went to school for mechanical engineering. These are facts. The car will stop quicker without anti lock brakes. Your ABILITY to stop the car quicker than abs is your issue Dustin. And this ain't forza.
I can't help the fact that you don't understand physics, or the ability to understand what you read.
I'd say look it up but obviously that won't do you good.
I could waste an hour explaining this to u but I will try in two sentences.
Driving as fast as is possible is hard. Any driving assist makes it easier to drive fast but will limit how fast you are able to go due to their very nature: driving assists were invented to keep the car stable under changing load situations: if you are able to keep control of the car during weight transfer, then you don't need any driving assists. Your ability to keep the car under control is the skill part of it.
Understand yet?
I need to shed ABS1 too, long overdue, and it's not just to have no aids, I believe cars simply behave better without the ABS on, especially in med-long corners. I think simply having ABS on, it induces understeer. (could be placebo, but it holds true since GT5Prologue Alfa 8C special event)
I've already been setting ABS 0 on everything 450pp and less, Sunday driving, etc, and ironically, powerful racecars too, but for some strange reason, I always (by habit) set ABS 1 for everything inbetween. great topic!
It is quite hard to brake as late and carry same amount of speed through on bumpy tracks though with stock brake bias, I found beating this time to go top of my friends list slightly difficult:Depends how good you are in braking without aidThe effect is most pronounced in racing condition and driver's skill also plays major part, but a good driver with good consistency will be at least brake as late or in certain situation brake later than ABS 1.
One thing lacking in GT6 on some tracks is brake markers, is anyone else struggling to find one at Bathurst for turn 1?
So the first question is do you use a controller or wheel?
Input realism is very different for controllers and wheels.
My bet is that the top aliens can be fast with and without aids.
Personally, I use a wheel, no driving aids, 0 ABS unless forced.
That being said, I believe there are instances where using aids can produce faster lap times.
If you want to be a "purist" playing arcade/career mode in an offline cocoon, it might be practical.