super_gt Messages 4,999 Bulgaria Jul 14, 2014 #1 We should be able to adjust not only negative but also positive camber angle,this is the most effective way if you want to reduce the rear end grip. Last edited: Jul 14, 2014
We should be able to adjust not only negative but also positive camber angle,this is the most effective way if you want to reduce the rear end grip.
Brunol Messages 236 São Paulo Messages bruno_o_bao Jul 21, 2014 #2 It would be a useful feature for ovals if it could be possible to use different values for each side of the car.
It would be a useful feature for ovals if it could be possible to use different values for each side of the car.
SCER Messages 1,762 London Messages haroldinho41 Jul 21, 2014 #3 It would also allow people to have more accurate camber settings for some of the game's older cars.
Brunol Messages 236 São Paulo Messages bruno_o_bao Jul 22, 2014 #4 SCER It would also allow people to have more accurate camber settings for some of the game's older cars. Click to expand... Precisely, most of the cars, and even more notable on racing cars, from the 30's/40's had quite a lot of positive camber! Also, it would be good to see some of those cars in future updates.
SCER It would also allow people to have more accurate camber settings for some of the game's older cars. Click to expand... Precisely, most of the cars, and even more notable on racing cars, from the 30's/40's had quite a lot of positive camber! Also, it would be good to see some of those cars in future updates.
