I changed a lot of things but the rear wing xD
I'll try to do a hotlap with less downforce and see
I seriously doubt that AC's physics works as IRL, even everyone is saying it does. Camber and many others are still a mistery of somekind. Lots of times I find setups far off as I would do IRL, faster.It's common when you think about tire management, the more camber on the left cause tires are suffering more, they take more heat, the only track where i use the same camber on left and right is Spa.
With this setup your left tires will get 10° difference between in and out, and the right side will work near the ideal range, you can reduce camber on the right if you want to.
oh… I'm bad at setups and just thought to go to wing=1 and that's itI changed a lot of things but the rear wing xD
I'll try to do a hotlap with less downforce and see
This already has been said a few times. Kunos MC12 is from 2010.these cars are from the 2004 gt1 season.. the mc12 stated in kunos info page is from 2004 correct or am i missing something here., ?
love it when an airbox is bigger than my car's engineNot a big update but lots of small adjustments going on with the rear frame and suspension, still getting the shape right to make sure everything fits like it should
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As long as it fits in the poly budget who cares?Is it really needee all those details? Most are even never seen. Are just for rendering, and you just not use them later for game it self?
Is it really needee all those details? Most are even never seen. Are just for rendering, and you just not use them later for game it self?
Sorry, there's a lot of thread to go through. That's what I thought, I just wasn't sure if that was official, or just ramblings.Been said so many times it'll be the 575 Maranello.