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- granddriver
First of all, if you're using a dual shock three controller try using R2 for gas and L2 for break. Way more pedal control. Also try feathering the gas in the corners as you won't get as much wheelspin.
Also start out in a stock all-wheel-drive car, something like Audi TTS.
Practice in your private lounge or on the open lobby as the driving physics are a little bit different offline. Set up the room for simulator settings, which is the tire wear on, grip real, slipstream week, and all aids off. I would also suggest using sports soft tires but that's completely up to you.
Tips for running ABS off. Make sure to turn your break balance down, 2 in front and 1 in back. Also make sure you do 95% of your breaking before you turn. Slow in, fast out.
And I think my biggest tip for you would be to turn the suggested gear off. Instead of paying attention to that blinking red light, pay attention to the turns and the speeds which are coming up on them. I a lot of tracks have break markers.
If you race online, keep the replays and watch people's speed and racing lines. You can learn a lot from that.
Just pace your self and have fun!
Also start out in a stock all-wheel-drive car, something like Audi TTS.
Practice in your private lounge or on the open lobby as the driving physics are a little bit different offline. Set up the room for simulator settings, which is the tire wear on, grip real, slipstream week, and all aids off. I would also suggest using sports soft tires but that's completely up to you.
Tips for running ABS off. Make sure to turn your break balance down, 2 in front and 1 in back. Also make sure you do 95% of your breaking before you turn. Slow in, fast out.
And I think my biggest tip for you would be to turn the suggested gear off. Instead of paying attention to that blinking red light, pay attention to the turns and the speeds which are coming up on them. I a lot of tracks have break markers.
If you race online, keep the replays and watch people's speed and racing lines. You can learn a lot from that.
Just pace your self and have fun!