I think i fixed the Bugatti Veyron's handling

[Fastcarguy]

Ever since I got the Veyron, i have been working to make the handling at least to a point where I can go through a corner and be confident. Heres what I have come up with so far.

Heres the setup I am currently using:
(I only messed with a couple things, Dont touch the rest)

Ride Height: lowest for front and rear (you can play around with this to your liking)

Stiffen up the suspension relatively high, 16-16.5 on both sides, maybe even 17 ( make sure its the same on front and rear)

Toe Angle: probably one of the most important parts about this.
Front: +25-35 on the front, and -05-00 on the rear. This is to induce minor oversteer instead of understeer as the car usually does.

Camber: also very important
Front Camber: .07 to 1.50 and rear camber: .07 to 1.50
Again, make sure its the same on both front and rear

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Please tell me how this works out. It works for me. I think it goes through corners a lot better than it does stock. Still working on it though.👍

 

[MrPainCake]

wouldnt you add more neg toe on the front not positive to make the cars understeer go away?

 

[Fastcarguy]

wouldnt you add more neg toe on the front not positive to make the cars understeer go away?

TOE ANGLE-Here you can adjust the Toe Angle which is the angle of the tires when looked at from above. You can have a "Toe-in" which is when the front of the tire are further in than the back of tire. Inversely "Toe-out" is when the front of the tire is out further than the back. If you want the car to understeer generally you should have a Toe-in for the front and rear tires, this will also make your car more stable on corners.

UNDERSTEER- You should have a Toe-in for the front and rear tires this will also make your car more stable on corners. A level of .20 for the front and rear will cause sufficient oversteer. Recommended for FR/MR cars as they benefit from the understeer and cornering stability.

OVERSTEER- You should have a Toe-out for the front and rear tires as this will make your car oversteer. I use a level of -.20 for my 4WD cars as this gives the cars more oversteer with no negative effects. Recommended for FF/4WD/MR cars as they generally are much more stable on corners and handling and will benefit from the added manuverability.

wouldnt you add more neg toe on the front not positive to make the cars understeer go away?

As I said Im still working on it and it goes through some corners faster than my formula so Im doing something right.

 

[dr_slump]

As I said Im still working on it and it goes through some corners faster than my formula so Im doing something right.

Not really faster than a formula car...

 

[shmogt]

I have a race setup which I find pretty good and it goes even harder on the settings than yours. However the major problem with this car is the breaks. It accelerates so fast, but can't stop the same. If it's breaks were better it would smoke everything.