Originally posted by Chaos Fire
Just a cheap way to get people to do the work for ya...
Originally posted by Jpec07
When you have the setup, post it here so I can try it out.
Originally posted by Chaos Fire
Just a cheap way to get people to do the work for ya...
Originally posted by 2kul
yup...
Originally posted by Jpec07
I wanted to see if anyone was willing to touch the settings on their F1, that's all. Is that really such a crime?
Originally posted by Sheron
Well, I did that once, but the main problem is the high grip of the car. So you´ll have to "burn" the rear tyres untill they're red, keeping you front ones green.
The setting was this:
Spings: lowest
Camber: 0/0
Toe:2/-2
Stabs:1/1
LSD: All 5
Minimum downforce.
About bound/rebound, I tested the car with 7 all, but I don't know if any changes would improve the "drift". So you've got to work a little in this area.![]()
Originally posted by bustwave.
wow you really took it the wrong way. aka. "uhm wtf are you reading" let me say it again in a "simpler" way.
i dont have an F1 if i did i would try to drift.
i have a GT-ONE and i can drift with it and it is kinda like an F1 and now. if you wanna see it PM me this weekend or so. got it.
Originally posted by GilesGuthrie
Hmm. There's no big deal with messing with the settings. I mean, GT3 does allow you to save your settings...
Anyway, I've not tried it, but I would imagine that Sheron's settings above could do with some re-evaluation.
To drift an F1 car, you want to take the grip away from the rear, which isn't that easy given the size of the rear wing.
Therefore, you would want to have the front wing setting quite high, and the rear wing setting lowered. This would move the centre of aerodynamic pressure forward, which should make the drift easier.
Originally posted by Sheron
I thought boombexus was the only Super Moderator who drifted.![]()
You probably need to download the DivX codec. Go to www.divx.comOriginally posted by Omnis
wtf.....that gt1 vid is just some mvc2 music.