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- Sweden
Hello all fellow gtplanet members!
I recently reached a level high enough to take on the A-spec Nascar series, so I decided to give it a try.
As I needed an eligible car to drive, I decided to get all gold the Nascar special event since the reward is a Nascar.
I managed to finish the event after a little bit of consulting here at the gtplanet forum, for which I'm very grateful.
Initially I found the Indy and Daytona tracks rather easy, although the three 'real' courses proved to be quite a challenge.
Then I applied what I'd learned in the special event and it went a whole lot better. Changing the oil and modify and off ASM & ABS made a tremendous improvement,
and I finished second in the series. As you'd imagine I wasn't happy coming in second place, as Ricky Bobby would say; If you're not first, you're last.
So I went to see if there were any parts that I could improve, and indeed there were! I fitted my car with new soft racing tires and swaybars to improve the rigidity.
Together with some gear modifications this gave me almost an unfair advantage towards the rest of the field.
I'm sure I could have managed just as good simply by adjusting the suspension and aerodynamics, but then again for the time being I'm happy as long as I come out on top.
For those of you who are struggling, perhaps you might find it useful to take a look at the settings I used.
(You might also want to consider lowering the amount of traction applied, depending on your type of controller and personal skill. I'd say these settings are pretty much foolproof for anyone as is, but presumably not the most optimized.)
Superspeedway Indy
Gears: 400km/h
Tires: Soft
Traction Control: off
ASM: off
ABS: off
Grand Valley Speedway
Gears: 320km/h
Tires: Soft
Traction Control: 5
ASM: on
ABS: 3
Laguna Seca Raceway
Gears: 250km/h
Tires: Soft
Traction Control: 5
ASM: on
ABS: 3
High Speed Ring
Gears: 310km/h
Tires: Soft
Traction Control: 5
ASM: on
ABS: 3
Superspeedway Daytona
Gears: 400km/h
Tires: Soft
Traction Control: off
ASM: off
ABS: off
I recently reached a level high enough to take on the A-spec Nascar series, so I decided to give it a try.
As I needed an eligible car to drive, I decided to get all gold the Nascar special event since the reward is a Nascar.
I managed to finish the event after a little bit of consulting here at the gtplanet forum, for which I'm very grateful.
Initially I found the Indy and Daytona tracks rather easy, although the three 'real' courses proved to be quite a challenge.
Then I applied what I'd learned in the special event and it went a whole lot better. Changing the oil and modify and off ASM & ABS made a tremendous improvement,
and I finished second in the series. As you'd imagine I wasn't happy coming in second place, as Ricky Bobby would say; If you're not first, you're last.
So I went to see if there were any parts that I could improve, and indeed there were! I fitted my car with new soft racing tires and swaybars to improve the rigidity.
Together with some gear modifications this gave me almost an unfair advantage towards the rest of the field.
I'm sure I could have managed just as good simply by adjusting the suspension and aerodynamics, but then again for the time being I'm happy as long as I come out on top.
For those of you who are struggling, perhaps you might find it useful to take a look at the settings I used.
(You might also want to consider lowering the amount of traction applied, depending on your type of controller and personal skill. I'd say these settings are pretty much foolproof for anyone as is, but presumably not the most optimized.)
Superspeedway Indy
Gears: 400km/h
Tires: Soft
Traction Control: off
ASM: off
ABS: off
Grand Valley Speedway
Gears: 320km/h
Tires: Soft
Traction Control: 5
ASM: on
ABS: 3
Laguna Seca Raceway
Gears: 250km/h
Tires: Soft
Traction Control: 5
ASM: on
ABS: 3
High Speed Ring
Gears: 310km/h
Tires: Soft
Traction Control: 5
ASM: on
ABS: 3
Superspeedway Daytona
Gears: 400km/h
Tires: Soft
Traction Control: off
ASM: off
ABS: off