K20_Bones' 700PP R-Tire Street Car Tunes *Last update 8/17*
- Thread starter k20_Bones
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- 1,110
- Portland, OR
- Live25
OK, put my adjustments on, just downforce and ballast really. It’s hard to say as I’m still adjusting to life without TCS and driving more tentatively I’m sure. My cornering performance is improving, but not quite to TCS levels yet. That said, it feels much more tame, less perilous if you will. It’s a pity the fuel economy is so bad and there’s not enough that can be done to improve it.
- 149
- Australia
So, this was a long time coming.... got caught up in the engine swap bonanza.
One would think this would lead me to your LT1 tune, but this is your favourite. So here we go.
I took it to Le Mans for the cash, but first, a livery. You can find it by searching K20bones.
What a great car. I possible extended the gears too far, but on the last lap I ran FM1 with inters, and was able to top 300kph.
No oversteer. It just goes where you point it. A little understeer on inters, but the whole rain and tyre dynamic is weird anyway.
I love the way it feels. A real pleasure to drive.
- 149
- Australia
Well, well, well.
What a little monster this is. Certainly can get squirrely on corner exit, but why wouldnt it with 500+HP?
It struggles under brakes. You need to break early, and then, probably even earlier.
I was going to attempt putting RH tyres on and upping the power for Le Mans, but the game will let me max it out at over 800HP and still be 680PP........ I decided to just run it as you have posted.
What a decision. Its fast as a whippet. I ran FM6 with some early shifting for the opening dry laps (3). Then I changed to IM's and TC1 (wore the RS's out completely having corner exit fun) then I pit again for RS. Fuel save on the first lap, then ran FM2 on the last lap. Managed a 3:58 with a still wet track. Incredible.
- 149
- Australia
Glad you like it. I always have to make a livery before heading to the track.
All my tuned cars have a livery with an homage to the tuner. As I couldnt find a decal for you, I thought the skull will be the visual homage to your tune. It'll be on all the cars I make from you.
Looking forward to more of your tunes, swaps or 600PP.
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- United States
I love that, such a great idea bro. The skull is more perfect than you could imagine. My daily driver is a 2010 civic SI and people around my hometown know it’s me because I have a sticker of a skull with glasses (nickname is Bones because I was always very thin growing up, so the skull with glasses is kinda me lol).
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- United States
Request: 1998 Sileighty. Love your integra and celica tunes would love to see what you do with the Sileighty
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- United States
Toyota GR Yaris RZ (2JZ-GTE Swap)
Widebody
Aero: Front/Side/Rear wing 1
18 inch wheels wide/wide
I'll actually be posting 2 tunes for this car. Both at the 700PP level, but one utilizing no ballast and less HP, and a 2nd tune WITH ballast and more power. Personally I find both tunes about equal, but the extra power feels better on tracks with longer straights , while more twisty tracks react better to 0 ballast (This is all opinion though, so please try what you want) The car has a tendency to get very squirrely when coming off the throttle, but if you can learn to keep a minute amount of throttle on while braking, and be comfortable with a small slide on some corner entries, then this thing becomes an absolute rocket ship that has not yet found a solid rival in the 700 street car class (From what I've seen at least).
The filenames of the pictures should make it clear which tune that screen shot belongs to.
Widebody
Aero: Front/Side/Rear wing 1
18 inch wheels wide/wide
I'll actually be posting 2 tunes for this car. Both at the 700PP level, but one utilizing no ballast and less HP, and a 2nd tune WITH ballast and more power. Personally I find both tunes about equal, but the extra power feels better on tracks with longer straights , while more twisty tracks react better to 0 ballast (This is all opinion though, so please try what you want) The car has a tendency to get very squirrely when coming off the throttle, but if you can learn to keep a minute amount of throttle on while braking, and be comfortable with a small slide on some corner entries, then this thing becomes an absolute rocket ship that has not yet found a solid rival in the 700 street car class (From what I've seen at least).
The filenames of the pictures should make it clear which tune that screen shot belongs to.
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Been really busy but I believe ill be back on my normal schedule after today. If that's the case then ill be posting tunes tomorrow, the first 2 of which will be these 2 requests.
- 1,110
- Portland, OR
- Live25
I can't get 1st anywhere near yours, thoughts?
Raced it at Sarthe and won. Reserving further commentary for now as D. Weather absolutely ****ed me again and I am livid at that 'feature'. Will test again once I get the gearbox sorted as I'm sure that was a major contributing factor.
EDIT: I have the solution for the gearbox now. I'll run it again.
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- 1,110
- Portland, OR
- Live25
Well I got the gearing sorted out and while it did make the car a bit easier to drive, the game simply won’t allow me to fully realize its potential due to the faulty weather system. Its really a shame as I was definitely on target for a sub-4:00 lap today.
Unrivaled acceleration and incredible braking are also completely hampered by brutal fuel economy. In fact, I tested both for 1 lap (equal upgrades) and the C7 turns a lap with 69% remaining at FM6, the Roadster, despite weighing 460 pounds less, comes in at 63%, how does that work?
I will try again tomorrow, frustration has bested me this day.
NOTE: This is not an indictment of your tune, it gets up and goes like a bat out of Hell!
Unrivaled acceleration and incredible braking are also completely hampered by brutal fuel economy. In fact, I tested both for 1 lap (equal upgrades) and the C7 turns a lap with 69% remaining at FM6, the Roadster, despite weighing 460 pounds less, comes in at 63%, how does that work?
I will try again tomorrow, frustration has bested me this day.
NOTE: This is not an indictment of your tune, it gets up and goes like a bat out of Hell!
- 1,110
- Portland, OR
- Live25
New day, new drive, more importantly, a new attitude. I didn’t try and force the car to perform in a way that it isn’t able to and the results were much more consistent. Someday, I’ll get lucky and the track will stay dry for 30 mins, today was not that day. It was all going pretty well until just before that final chicane. I hit it at the same speed and angle of attack I usually do, but upon viewing the replay, discovered I let a tire slip into the margins where it was still quite wet which resulted in a catastrophic slide that cost me my hot lap time.
As stated before, acceleration, top speed and braking are highlights of this car, cornering and throttle-mashing are not. Keep a steady pedal and be conservative in the corners and aggressive in the straights and this car will serve you well. I still don’t understand the fuel economy when compared to the ‘Vette that the block comes from, but hey, PD-logic I guess.
Front left tire hits wet tarmac, possibly the rear as well. One slight mistake cost me an entire lap, bummer.
By the time this was all said and done, I was on the other side of the track, parked nose-first into the barrier, yuck!
As stated before, acceleration, top speed and braking are highlights of this car, cornering and throttle-mashing are not. Keep a steady pedal and be conservative in the corners and aggressive in the straights and this car will serve you well. I still don’t understand the fuel economy when compared to the ‘Vette that the block comes from, but hey, PD-logic I guess.
Front left tire hits wet tarmac, possibly the rear as well. One slight mistake cost me an entire lap, bummer.
By the time this was all said and done, I was on the other side of the track, parked nose-first into the barrier, yuck!
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- United States
I need a car with a 600PP tune for Tokyo Expressway WTC600 Rain. I've spent countless hours and a ton of credits trying to find something that works and I cannot win this race to save my life.
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- United States
98' Toyota MR2 (Audi R8 engine swap)
widebody
17 inch wheels normal width/Wide Offset
Aero: Front/Side/rear/Medium-High wing (Your choice)
Car is unbelievably stable 95% of the time. Like all MR2s, snap oversteer is something you have to be aware of on every corner. Unlike other MR2s though, Once this gets the engine swap and proper ballast position, its pretty easy to regain control of the car. The only situation that seems to consistently upset the car is when too much rotation is applied for too long (i.e: Going too deep into the low speed corner before the death chicane on Dragons Trail Seaside). Avoid mistakes like that and this thing is a blast to drive a highly competitive.
widebody
17 inch wheels normal width/Wide Offset
Aero: Front/Side/rear/Medium-High wing (Your choice)
Car is unbelievably stable 95% of the time. Like all MR2s, snap oversteer is something you have to be aware of on every corner. Unlike other MR2s though, Once this gets the engine swap and proper ballast position, its pretty easy to regain control of the car. The only situation that seems to consistently upset the car is when too much rotation is applied for too long (i.e: Going too deep into the low speed corner before the death chicane on Dragons Trail Seaside). Avoid mistakes like that and this thing is a blast to drive a highly competitive.
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- United States
Not sure if there is a road car restriction on this race (Pretty sure there isn't), So I would use the Redbull JR. You can easily get it down to 600 PP and while you wont be blasting past anyone on the main straight, the tires barely get any wear and its amazing on fuel. Should be an easy win.
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- United States
00' Lamborghini Diablo GT
Widebody
19 Inch wheels Wide/Wide
Aero: Front/Rear/Custom wing (You pick)
Nothing spectacular about this tune. Took a very long time to get it running at decent pace consistently while staying under that 700pp limit. I haven't driven it a ton since I felt I got the tune in a good place, so maybe I'm just driving it wrong. Its one of the two lol. Regardless, I figured I'd post it incase someone finds theirs completely undriveable.
Widebody
19 Inch wheels Wide/Wide
Aero: Front/Rear/Custom wing (You pick)
Nothing spectacular about this tune. Took a very long time to get it running at decent pace consistently while staying under that 700pp limit. I haven't driven it a ton since I felt I got the tune in a good place, so maybe I'm just driving it wrong. Its one of the two lol. Regardless, I figured I'd post it incase someone finds theirs completely undriveable.
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- United States
Porsche 911 GT3 (997) 09'
Widebody
Aero: Front/Side/Rear/Type B wing
19 inch Wheels wide/wide
Like the 991 GT3 I posted before, this thing is a grip monster. Extremely well balanced, but lacking a bit in the straights. Tracks like Barcelona, Deep Forest, and Interlagos allow this thing to really shine. Remember to keep a slight bit of throttle pressure on when mid-corner to keep the car stable.
Widebody
Aero: Front/Side/Rear/Type B wing
19 inch Wheels wide/wide
Like the 991 GT3 I posted before, this thing is a grip monster. Extremely well balanced, but lacking a bit in the straights. Tracks like Barcelona, Deep Forest, and Interlagos allow this thing to really shine. Remember to keep a slight bit of throttle pressure on when mid-corner to keep the car stable.
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98 Honda Integra Type R (DC2)
K20C1 Engine Swap
Widebody
Aero: Front/Side/Rear/Low wing
16 inch wheels wide width/offset normal
Not much needs to be said about this animal. Its just as fast as anything else in the 700pp range. It suffers a bit from understeer on turn in, but makes up for it with amazing corner exit. Best of all is that its super easy to drive. You can lay down consistent competitive times all day long with this thing completely stress free.
K20C1 Engine Swap
Widebody
Aero: Front/Side/Rear/Low wing
16 inch wheels wide width/offset normal
Not much needs to be said about this animal. Its just as fast as anything else in the 700pp range. It suffers a bit from understeer on turn in, but makes up for it with amazing corner exit. Best of all is that its super easy to drive. You can lay down consistent competitive times all day long with this thing completely stress free.
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- United States
Mitsubishi EVO IV GSR
Widebody
17 inch wheels normal/wide
Aero: Front/side/Big wing
Just as good, if not better, than the Evo V. Top speed is limited by the high final drive, so if you need the extra MPH you can loosen the final up.
Widebody
17 inch wheels normal/wide
Aero: Front/side/Big wing
Just as good, if not better, than the Evo V. Top speed is limited by the high final drive, so if you need the extra MPH you can loosen the final up.
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Mitsubishi GTO Twin Turbo
Widebody
17 inch wheels wide/wide
Aero: Front/Side/Rear/High custom wing
Honestly this car is slept on. Perfect choice to beat away all those pesky GTR’s and AWD lambo’s. It’s definitely pushing the scales, but after a few laps to adjust you won’t even notice the weight.
Widebody
17 inch wheels wide/wide
Aero: Front/Side/Rear/High custom wing
Honestly this car is slept on. Perfect choice to beat away all those pesky GTR’s and AWD lambo’s. It’s definitely pushing the scales, but after a few laps to adjust you won’t even notice the weight.
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- United States
98’ Honda Civic Type R (K20 Swapped)
No Widebody
Aero: Front/Side/Rear/Duckbill spoiler
16 inch wheels normal/wide
Very similar to the ITR with the K20. Slightly quicker but not as planted. Still a solid 9/10 IMO.
No Widebody
Aero: Front/Side/Rear/Duckbill spoiler
16 inch wheels normal/wide
Very similar to the ITR with the K20. Slightly quicker but not as planted. Still a solid 9/10 IMO.
