If something is not specified, use stock/default parts/values.
Becouse springs values are changing depending on Fuel level and what units u use, i will write for eg. MAX * 0.370, u need to multiply current MAX spring value * 0.370.
303.5 * 0.370 = 112,4
1998 MERCEDES-BENZ AMG CLK GTR [FOMO]
Grand Oak National: 1:14.750 [rivals]
PARTS: Conversion: 5.2L V10, Centrifugal Supercharger Aero and Appearance: Race Rear Bumper Drivetrain: Race Transmission, Race Differential Wheels: Rotiform BUC [stock look alike] Tires: Max Front and Rear Tire Width Platform and Handling: Race Weight Reduction, Heavy Ballast
TUNE: Gearing: Fd (2.20) 1st (3.75) 2nd (2.96) 3rd (2.44) 4th (2.08) 5th (1.81) 6th (1.60) Anti-roll bars: Front 24.80 Rear 19.60 Springs: Front MAX * 0.370 Rear MAX * 0.370 Bump: Front 5.8 Rear 5.8 Rebound: Front 8.7 Rear 8.7 Brake Balance: 46% Differential: Acceleration 100% Deceleraion 0%
PARTS: Conversion: 5.2L V10, Centrifugal Supercharger Aero and Appearance: Race Rear Bumper Drivetrain: Race Transmission, Race Differential Tires: Max Front and Rear Tire Width Platform and Handling: Race Springs, Race Reinforcement, Extra Heavy Ballast Fuel and Air: Race Fuel System
TUNE: Gearing: Fd (2.20) 1st (3.75) 2nd (2.84) 3rd (2.29) 4th (1.92) 5th (1.65) 6th (1.44) Anti-roll bars: Front 27.60 Rear 17.50 Springs: Front MAX * 0.376 Rear MAX * 0.376 Bump: Front 5.9 Rear 5.9 Rebound: Front 8.8 Rear 8.8 Brake Balance: 50% Differential: Acceleration 100% Deceleraion 0%
Let’s just hope this week isn’t filled with super lame f1 gts and 911 gt1s those 2 alone will make lobby’s ghost towns so many cool cars to use on street tires this week
well with low tyre grip u straight max out forza aero 45/91 for better braking, stability, and corner exit speed… so u add 136kg in total [idk at what speed it is measured tho.]
Game always adds the same downforce values with generic forza aero [there are non forza race parts that can add more or less tho], but in cars that generate some downforce [from “wings”, it does not include downforce/lift from underbody], u will see stock car downforce + forza aero downforce.
U can easly calculate stock car downforce by subtracting 34/62 from default downforce values. [its only “wing” downforce, does not include ground effect downforce].
This tune for the xj220 has been nice to me, two wins last night and fastest laps on leman and hockenheime.
I would love some advice on it though, its perfectly agile in low speed corners and hairpins, but anything medium speed it just understeers and then when given the gas snap oversteers. Its a handful to drive. Not exactly frustrating though.
Its also crazy fast, was outruning the regular mclaren f1s and carreras on the straights at leman, gaining about 2 seconds on each one(not old mulsane)
Ill post tune in a sec cuz id love to hear everyone’s thoughts.
5.8 Handling Gordon with the 4.5L swap and race transmission for most tracks as an all-around choice. 6.3 Handling Gordon with the 3.8L swap and stock transmission for short tracks (Lime Rock) and on circumstance high-speed momentum tracks (Maple) as it’s gearing limited to
just under 150mph.
This feels a strong car for less technical tracks. Have done 1.59s at Nurburgring and 2.06s at Road America in rivals testing. Didn’t have much competition but won by 50 seconds trying it online at Kyalami.