What is your favorite ride height setting?
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Usually I try minimized, unless it looks too low. (Anything less than 105mm is generally suspicious, but some cars are fine lower, and some need to be a little higher).
If I have bouncing problems which appear to result from the modelling of bottoming-out, I will try raising the height a little.
Usually I end up having the front a little lower than the rear--sometimes a lot.
It's not clear it's real-world physics, but in [size=+1]GT1[/size] it does seem that low front ride-height allows more steering control through a corner without contributing fatal final oversteer. (Except perhaps on RX-7s which seem to have a tendency to sudden mid-corner or final oversteer).
So I guess I'd generalize to low front/high rear.
If I have bouncing problems which appear to result from the modelling of bottoming-out, I will try raising the height a little.
Usually I end up having the front a little lower than the rear--sometimes a lot.
It's not clear it's real-world physics, but in [size=+1]GT1[/size] it does seem that low front ride-height allows more steering control through a corner without contributing fatal final oversteer. (Except perhaps on RX-7s which seem to have a tendency to sudden mid-corner or final oversteer).
So I guess I'd generalize to low front/high rear.
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Off-road. 
The famous Deep Forest Racing Way or Autumn Ring off-road courses, right?
Actually some people say maxed ride-height helps on the banked tracks (High Speed Ring and more especially the Test Track).
The famous Deep Forest Racing Way or Autumn Ring off-road courses, right?
Actually some people say maxed ride-height helps on the banked tracks (High Speed Ring and more especially the Test Track).
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As low as it can go. So my ride looks sweet.
