Tcs Issues

[Tacula]

I keep spinning out when I take tcs off any tips or just go little easier on gas in corners any help would be key

 

[Sum1s2pid]

Depends on the car, as some are more unmanageable than others. Try TCS on +1 until you get the hang of it, unless you're dead set on using no TCS. If the latter is the case, roll onto the throttle gradually as you exit corners or feather it -- don't mash down in the gas fully, unless you're going more or less straight.

If you still have issues, try softer tires. Try a wing for more rear downforce. Soften the rear springs if you have a custom suspension, to help increase rear traction.

If that's still not helping, move to an FF or 4WD platform. Otherwise, you'llneed to turn on the TCS, ASM, and Skid Recovery.

 

[euros only]

turn it on may be?

 

[Tacula]

Depends on the car, as some are more unmanageable than others. Try TCS on +1 until you get the hang of it, unless you're dead set on using no TCS. If the latter is the case, roll onto the throttle gradually as you exit corners or feather it -- don't mash down in the gas fully, unless you're going more or less straight.

If you still have issues, try softer tires. Try a wing for more rear downforce. Soften the rear springs if you have a custom suspension, to help increase rear traction.

If that's still not helping, move to an FF or 4WD platform. Otherwise, you'llneed to turn on the TCS, ASM, and Skid Recovery.

Thanks I'll give it a shot 💡

 

[rrsupercharged]

One of the best ways to learn how not to the spin out in courners is to practise drifting. Once you get the hang of it, you will be able to tell when your car is about to spin out, giving you a better chance of perventing it. Also, try waiting a tad between letting off the brake and appling the gas, I find it easiest to put down power after you've past the apex(middle of the courner) and are starting to straightning out.