Hi RR, now that gives quite different results eh :-)?
To me your new formula is definitely an improvement, could only test the first configuration (2697) and I was able to improve my PB on Long Beach Full by almost half a second. It seems to me that it is grippier especially on tight turns.
Out of curiosity I actually have a third configuration with 2772 and tried manually tweaking the tyre pressure and came up with 29.4 psi that gave me the fastest time, would your formula give the same result?
Alright, my PB @ Long Beach East in Cadillac on Original TP formula was 00:58.262
My best time on New TP formula is 00:58.131
So I gained 00:00.131
Car felt like it had a little more grip, especially the last 2 turns for this circuit. I could carry more speed on correct line than I could with old formula.
I got the time down to a 00:57.948 now. So that’s an improvement of 00:00.314 over my original time on old formula, which was 00:58.262. Very good job. I had to change some settings on my Thrustmaster, like put FFB back to 100 & DOR @ 540°.
LOL I set Force Feedback at 100 (that is the max, determines how much resistance I feel with wheel going through turns) & changed the Thrustmaster Wheel degree of rotation to 540° from the default 900°.
You can generate the numbers of pressure for the Mclaren F1 Vintage ? I ask this because we do not have the numbers of tires , only power and the like.
Car # 11 Team McLaren M23
Weight = 1,263 lbs
Front = 34 %
Power = 465 HP
Torque = 260 LB - FT
Displacement = 3.0 L
How can we obtain the formula RR? I know you said the VB software is not a trial so we can get that easy but will you be publishing a file for it or something else at all?
Not to be rude. But your formula could very well be wrong because each tire uses a different set a specs. Depending on the tire, you’re gonna get different results. I think that you should focus on the race tire.