Trailing Throttle Oversteer

ah cool. You clearly have far more experience than me in this issue so Ill take your word for it. And yes I agree with what you wrote and the fact that the cars have been tuned to eliminate the oversteer. Thanks also for informing me about the nature of oversteer and tuning with regards to it, I clearly didn't know as much about it as I thought I did. Also do you by any chance have you got any suspension settings that can result in Lift-off oversteer? If so could you post them please?

 

Try adjusting the diff in a MR or RR car @revhead_1000 . If you can´t figure out how, I can try if I remember next time I´m on.

 

Or the formula Renault. It's there alright. So prevalent in fact that I would call it trailing throttle snap oversteer with some cars!

 

Driven both and not had any issues, the clio tends to oversteer if you throttle on too early or it is unbalanced, but not cause you lift off. At least not at the stock settings. And the clio handles as if it was on rails. Only issue I had with it was putting power down too early.

 

Um, the Clio is front wheel drive... Not sure how you're managing power oversteer?? It definitely suffers from lift off oversteer, not so bad when the tyres are warm, but it's on a knife edge on cold tyres.

I should note that I'm using a pad too, so it's difficult to be precise with braking and steering inputs. I think a lot of my issues would be solved with a wheel.

 

Yeah I think its more due to imprecise inputs than actually loft off oversteer. On the skid pad it handles exactly the same as most of the others under lift off, try it at the skid pad.