Which Ford GT handles best?

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I've been wondering which Ford GT racecars have the best handling overall. I've tried several out and they initially do pretty well on the Nürburgring but spin out way too often. I have not used any assists and I am playing on a controller.
 
The GT Test Car. Its in the NCD by Gran Turismo. VERY good car.
 
Spirithockey61
The GT Test Car. Its in the NCD by Gran Turismo. VERY good car.
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I kind of like it but it still oversteers quite a bit upon acceleration. Guess I will have to do a lot of tuning.
 
The Ford GT LM Race Car '02 handles well also. It (for me, at least) handles better than the test car and white/black striped versions. Then again, it could also depend on your skill. (no offence :))
 
Try increasing the Drivetrain setting: rear Initial Torque to around 35.
This may reduce your over-steer on heavy acceleration
 
In theory the test car and the spec 2 should handle the same.
 
Shoe67
In theory the test car and the spec 2 should handle the same.
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The Spec II Race Car spins out way more than the test car.
 
CallmeDan
I kind of like it but it still oversteers quite a bit upon acceleration. Guess I will have to do a lot of tuning.
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Set the differential accel and overall settings low and make the rear downforce higher than front downforce. That should help.
 
Exorcet
Set the differential accel and overall settings low and make the rear downforce higher than front downforce. That should help.
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Ok. Nice avatar by the way.
 
[/QUOTE] Exorcet: Set the differential accel and overall settings low and make the rear downforce higher than front downforce. That should help.
CallmeDan
Ok. Nice avatar by the way.
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Along with torque control. Let it straighten up before you accelerate after a particularly nasty corner or turn. You may have to downshift, say to second, then quick back to third, but im sure thats depends on the situation.
 
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