Need a helpful guide to suspension tuning.

[rambo793]

So I decided to get into an online race organized by a group i know few days back. We were to all race in Suzuki Swift's. I decided to enter thinking i was pretty good. Besides, we had the same cars, how tough could it be, it all came down to driving skill.
But when i got down to the track, i noticed the some were much fasterr than me. They even set laptimes 10 seconds faster than me.
we all had the same parts on our cars so i didnt understand how they were so fast. Then i borrowed one of their cars and noticed it handled better. Their swifts were more agile and could take corners faster.

I checked out their suspension tuning and realised it was contradictory to a guide i got off IGN. Now im lost. I dont know how each suspesnion tune works exactly (dampers, anti roll bars) and screw u p my cars.

Is there a guide that is accurate and cane help me tune my cars better?
I read Scaff's guide but i dont think it was very helpful.

What guide should i use?

Thanks

 

[ghskilla]

Try the guides here at GTPlanet, if all else fails, I think you can borrow someone else's tune. Of course, you can also read the in-game manual. There's also help buttons if you tune your car offline. Try that, or look for some guides here.

 

[125cars]

Try using setups for raving cars. Her's an example. I bought a ARTA nsx from the dealership, then i bought a stock nsx. I copied all the suspersion setups and gear ratios from one car to another. It worked perfectly. And I could lap around Tskuba in the 59 second range