Nope, not even close, you need roughly 30-40 extra liters, depending on track. I usually just go full tank then fuel whatever is needed to get a shorter stop and run a lighter car near the end.
Soft tires all the way, Monza nearly dosent wear at all but we use softs everywhere and we do not change them in the pits, unless they're REALLY hammered which they usually arent.
You CAN overdrive the tires and overheat them, if that happends you'll loose time, but at Monza it shouldnt be an issue.
Test the brakes, you'll find the rears lock if you downshift too fast and the fronts lock if its too far forward. There no ACC TC/ABS help here
. Also, play with brake duct tape settings, if the temps fall too low during the straights, they wont bite in the beginning, I usually adjust it so the temps dont go below 3-400 degrees at any point, and you'll see brake temps in the 800-1000 degree peak during the hard braking zones, like T1.The Cadi drives better but has a lower topspeed, so you'll need to run the Oreca to be competitive around Monza. Had it been a normal track like Imola we ran last time, I'd have suggested the Cadi.
If you run a dashboard (like me, I cant run without), make sure you have tire temps, tire usage (less critical, only for wear balance), fuel usage, fuel remaining, fuel pr. lap (critical in order to calculate the optimum amount to refuel in the pitstop) and brake temps. You'll need them all for the best performance.
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