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- Buturfangur
Hey im new i need a really good tune for the expert level dirt trial in the january seasonal i have a mitsubishi lancer evolution x rally car its a 500pp limit please help.?
Need Tune for january seaonal
- Thread starter Ccracing538
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It doesn't really need a tune, but you can reduce your LSD initial torque to 10 & accel to around 20. Also, raise your rear ride height & soften all rear suspension settings a bit. This should help...
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- Maine
- VooDooChilde333
I have that same car, but its set up for snow.
when I get home from work tonight, I will try it on dirt and see what happens. If its good enough to hit first place, I will give the settings to you.
when I get home from work tonight, I will try it on dirt and see what happens. If its good enough to hit first place, I will give the settings to you.
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- Buturfangur
Awesome Try it on the seasonal event. Thanks.
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- Buturfangur
What car thats not 2,000,000 credits do you guys use for the 24 minutes of le mans? And that i can buy, upgrade And win on the forst or second try?
- 968
- Maine
- VooDooChilde333
do you have the anniversary cars?
if so, the R18 can be tuned easily for it.
other then that, you know, if your a good driver, you can actually win that with a maxed out gt500 car. just have to drive the track practicing, and learn your best PIT plan for the race. We all know, a properly timed pit can win a race, but a bad one can bring you from 1st to 10th in a second, lol.
How about 1 mil?
there are some great lemans cars around 1 mil
I know you dont want to spend too much, but the Pescalaro JUDD's are a go-to car. You buy it, and it will easily make that cash back within 4 or 5 races. Praiano has an awesome build for one of the JUDD's.
Trust me, this is money you REALLY want to spend. Everyone needs at least 1 LeMans. And the Pescalaro's are very easy to drive. just a thought.
if so, the R18 can be tuned easily for it.
other then that, you know, if your a good driver, you can actually win that with a maxed out gt500 car. just have to drive the track practicing, and learn your best PIT plan for the race. We all know, a properly timed pit can win a race, but a bad one can bring you from 1st to 10th in a second, lol.
How about 1 mil?
there are some great lemans cars around 1 mil
I know you dont want to spend too much, but the Pescalaro JUDD's are a go-to car. You buy it, and it will easily make that cash back within 4 or 5 races. Praiano has an awesome build for one of the JUDD's.
Trust me, this is money you REALLY want to spend. Everyone needs at least 1 LeMans. And the Pescalaro's are very easy to drive. just a thought.
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- Buturfangur
Alright thatll probably be my next purchase and 1 more question whats a great all around car to win any of the normal races is it a gtr corvette gt500 is there and great car thats great in cornering where i can get on the gas quick and not do much braking and what are your alls driver settingsi got my traction control on 4 or 5 active steering off skid recovery on abs 1 .
- 968
- Maine
- VooDooChilde333
First off, you really shouldn't have TC any higher then 1. You really shouldn't need anything over 1, anyway. I know your probably comfortable using all the driver aids, but it seriously hurts your times and performance.
Hear me out, . . . lol;
If you just try to maybe use tc=1 and abs=1, and maybe keep steering set to mild maybe, and get used to it, you will most likely find you have already cut 2-3 seconds off all your lap times from when you have tc=5.
Its just a thought man, Its all about you having fun though, so do whatever makes you most comfortable.
Hear me out, . . . lol;
If you just try to maybe use tc=1 and abs=1, and maybe keep steering set to mild maybe, and get used to it, you will most likely find you have already cut 2-3 seconds off all your lap times from when you have tc=5.
Its just a thought man, Its all about you having fun though, so do whatever makes you most comfortable.
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- Buturfangur
Will the tires spin all the time?
- 1,337
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- DaBomm4
- DaBomm16
They should not spin too much, it would be ideal to train your skill to be able to have traction control off, but I know how hard it was for me to switch from 1 to 0 on the high powered cars. As @demonchilde said, you will notice improvements in time with less aids and practice. For practicing I would suggest trying a few different cars from varying performance levels.
- 968
- Maine
- VooDooChilde333
exactly.
But no matter what you do, if you ARE going to use TC at all, don't go above 1 unless its some crazy 1200hp car that weighs 100kg's. (lol)
For example, on that arton sienna (sp?) event in story mode, that last race that formula 1 car.
On that car I actually used tc=2 to get a little bumper before the LSD kicked in.
But no matter what you do, if you ARE going to use TC at all, don't go above 1 unless its some crazy 1200hp car that weighs 100kg's. (lol)
For example, on that arton sienna (sp?) event in story mode, that last race that formula 1 car.
On that car I actually used tc=2 to get a little bumper before the LSD kicked in.
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