X2010's acceleration get slower after update 1.07

[hawk2201]

I found X2010's acceleration is slower after update 1.07
Do you feel the same ?
Take my best record time of " Nuburing 4h " endurance race for example
Before : 4'23'34 After :4'55'12

 

[ElSecundo]

I think there's something to that, but I don't think they slowed down the X2010's acceleration. It seems like tires are staying hotter after breaking traction since the 1.07 update. Once they heat up, it's hard for them to get grip again, which messes up acceleration and handling until you can let the tires cool off a bit. I wouldn't be surprised if the X2010's tires are heating up more and losing their grip for longer periods of time.

 

[mc959]

did you do an oil change?

 

[MJGAIR]

You may need to do an Engine Restore, or (Overhaul Engine ) as its called ont he game.
When i first started using mine i was hitting near enough 300 mph on the straights,after a while my acceleration dropped and my speed, was only getting 250 - 260mph,done a restore and its back to normal now..

 

[rssjib]

After several races, you will notice in your garage that the hp goes down on any car. Normally, the X2010 is at the 1557hp range. The other day, mine was down to 1504hp. I did an oil change and it went back to 1557hp. I only have about 1500 miles on it, so an engine overhaul is not necessary yet.

The oil change is only 250cr. You should do it on every used car you buy first. You will gain at least 10-30 hp depending on the car....maybe more.

 

[F18]

I think there's something to that, but I don't think they slowed down the X2010's acceleration. It seems like tires are staying hotter after breaking traction since the 1.07 update. Once they heat up, it's hard for them to get grip again, which messes up acceleration and handling until you can let the tires cool off a bit. I wouldn't be surprised if the X2010's tires are heating up more and losing their grip for longer periods of time.

I think you nailed it pretty much on the head. Tires are riding higher temps after braking for longer.