Those eco tyres are sure, er, good for drifting amirite
Maybe I will take my G27 out tomorrow. That said I think I’m actually not very good with it (I know a poor workman blames their tools but my office desk is not the best setting for a wheel and pedals kit, and if I want to use the shifter I have to sort of attach it to the sliding undertray which likes to, you know, move whenever I shift), so I suspect my times will take a hit…
And as for the setup used, i had full negative camber in front (-0,90 ish) and a little more in the rear (-1 - -1,1) and a tiny bit of toe out in front (-0,04) and toe in at the rear (0,04-0,05) and lowered the pressure on the right side (both front and rear) from 30 to 28. Test it out and see what you think. And i did it with my old G25… haven’t used it since i raced in LFS years ago
nice, staggered tyre pressures does give me a bit of extra corner grip on right handers, provided the tyres don’t shit themselves before they’ve warmed up properly! Great tip.
edit: I did change the toe settings slightly just to get a bit better mid-corner grip and also to reduce disproportionate tyre pressures on the rear but it’s quite good.
Unrelated: my computer has decided to unleash some free performance and I’m now able to run it at 1080p around 40fps. AND I somehow got the mod for Mount Panorama working much happiness
My biggest problem with that is, the damn thing broke the speed of sound multiple times in that lap, even getting to like Mach 3.3 on the straight. So where’s all the sonic booms?
Yeah, use the keyboard shortcuts in this case. To go to next lap marker hit Ctrl + N. To cycle through markers, hit Ctrl + P. To Fast Forward, Ctrl + F. Fast Rewind, Ctrl + R. And to play in slow motion, Ctrl + S (toggles play slow-mo on/off).
Until I knew that replays were an exercise in frustration to me!