Whatever you do: DON'T CHANGE THE CAR in terms of driving behaviour Its so f...king good
Hi There,Very nice mod, here some bug ?! :
Don't change the car's driving behavior even though it has nearly three times the downforce it should? That's interesting...one of the reasons why driver opinions should only be supplementary to actual data.Hi All,
I have listened to @LoeVG and message him, and damn this man has some serious experience. What he was saying about the DSG version is correct (it's only an electronic clutch) and they only get converted to manual clutch, IF they go for the SEQ Upgrade, which they can ask for. Fortunatly, there is no BHP, Torque, power differences, there is very very suttle difference's.
I know where I have gone wrong on my part, and I explained it to him, to see what he thought, and it makes total sense, and it's an easy fix tbh.
Now I have spoken to my team, and they all said, and I quote,
So no pressure then
I will wait for some more feedback from Carl, and I will also look into everything that everybody has mentioned. I have kept notes in my Modders Book save me going through all this.
Shaun
and I will also look into everything that everybody has mentioned
I will try. As you can imagine he is pretty busy at the moment. He should be testing on the 30th March, is when he is at IZONE, and then that weekend is the first race of the season, so I most probably won't hear from him until the Tuesday / Wednesday, but if he sends me anything between then, I will share with you.Shaun, Great update
I questioned the tires an handling last week, pleased to say the car feels great now. If possible can you can get Carl Swift to post his review of the mod ?
Beside Brands Hatch my playground for testing was your OkayamaGreat "low power" car indeed. Like how the suspension works, you can really feel all the bumps and rebunds on the track. Loved to drive it at Chang circuit, and greta battle with the AI
Thanks for that detailed. The reason it is "glued" is before of the downforce, as Mclaren said, something I need to look in to, but I also want to wait for Carl's feed back, as he is the one that is driving this IRL.Hi guys !
I tried the TCR last night and the feeling was great ! i did try differents setup to see the changes in the car behaviour !
So i did my test at Spa (as always lmao, CM tells me i'm over 11 000kms now driven on this track), so here what I got:
Laptime: 2.28.599 (air 15° track 20°, grip 100%)
Depending on how I was driving it seems that the difference between in and out temps of the tire were a bit high, 12 ° even more some times (3° of camber, 3.3Hz spring ratio) on front axle.
I think that the front brakes can handle the heat (around 400-600° since it's a FWD car, and as far as i know it's a working range for racing cars).
Even with a 0° rear spoiler I didnt had any issue at high speed or whatever, it seems that the car is a bit glued to the ground ^^
I loved the rear tire locking bit it feels and look real but maybe it's because the weight balance is a bit to much in the front ? Anyway I found a way to reduce the effect easily so no big deal ! (I must admit it looks so damn cool)
I was looking at the 2018 regulation PDF file it seems that we can touch only bump and rebound, well by this I mean we can't touch fast ones (it's the same in 2017).http://tcr-series.com/index.php/inside-tcr/homologated-cars/item/seat-leon-tcr-dsg-v3
10.9 Shock absorbers: Only commercial hydraulic 2 way adjustable shock absorbers are allowed. (Certification)
http://tcr-series.com/pdf/2018_TCR_Technical Regulations_2018_02_27.pdf
Anyway all this was after the driving tests, tonight i will get the big girl naked and see what's Inside lol
ESP for a FWD car, trust me I was surprised watching his video, I was like.....I think people in general would be surprised how much grip the car has irl.
Somebody help me, I don't speak a word of Italian, I struggle with plain english some days