NASCAR Tunning Tweak help

Morning! I’ve been spending some time running the NASCAR leagues. I’ve got a good set up going for the Daytona Tri-Oval and a semi good set up for Homestead and Indy Ovals. I also use this set up on the Homestead Alt circuit and it seems pretty good, just lacks the speed in the long straight away.

Was hoping someone could take a look at these and offer some advice on tweaking them? Currently, my Daytona Tri-Oval will run on average of a 38.4 lap, with the fastest recorded of 38.2 (on a Ford). Looking at lap times after a race, I see others pulling 38.1, 37. I’m looking to get a second or two faster with this this set up. I believe it may come down to me using a controller instead of a wheel and that i’m squawking tires through half the corners, though keeping a relatively straight line throughout.

Daytona Tri-Oval (38.4 - 38.2 sec)

Tires: 30/30
Camber: -2/-1.5
Toe: 0/0
Caster: 5
Anti-roll: 40/40
Springs: 1341/1341
Ride Height: 5.5/4.3
Aero: 433/453
Rebound: 1/1
Bump: 13/13
Brakes: 50/100
Differential: 100/100

Final Drive: 2.83
1st: 2.8
2nd: 1.75
3rd: 1.3
4th: 1

Mods
Remove Restrictors, Race Brakes
Stock Wght Reduction, Race Driveline
5.9 Engine swap, Sun STar Special Rims
19" tires

As for my Homestead/Indy set up, it’s relatively fast. But i seem to not have enough speed to keep up with others in the straight aways. For the most, i can catch them and pass coming out of corners. But once the straight aways come, they pass me back or just take off and i can’t catch up.

Homestead/Indy

Tires: 30/30
Camber: -2.0/-1.5
Toe: 0.1/0.0
Caster: 5.0
Anti-roll: 15/40
Springs: 660/800
Ride Height: 3.7/4.3
Aero: 722/755
Rebound: 7.6/9.0
Bump: 5/6
Brakes: NA
Differential: 50%-25%

Final Drive: 3.70
1st: 2.05
2nd: 1.50
3rd: 1.22
4th: 1.00

*didn’t write down the mods for this one, will get them a bit later.

Happy to see my tunes have gotten you off to a good start, but can I at least get a shoutout?

Didn’t know they were yours. My brother sent them to me to try out.
But if they are, thanks. They are good set ups

That’s cool, check it out and others in my Open Source Thread.