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Alex GuillotDouble VRC Centurion
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Thank you Colin! :)
it is clear in my mind now, see you on the tracks!
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Colin R
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Thanks Tobias :)
Alex, in 1/8th in real life, it's fairly common to find cars running more ride height at the rear than the front.
The ride _does_ change during the race. If you looking at the ride height value in the pit lane, this value will only update if you click the 'change spring and toe-anlge' button. But your ride height is definitely effected by tyre wear.
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Alex GuillotDouble VRC Centurion
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Edited by author: 21.9.2011 8:24:14 GMT
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Alex GuillotDouble VRC Centurion
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why ride height is upper rear than front?
i saw this on some others 1/10's nitro and it's disapointed me?
in "real life" it is not like this :/
value of ride height doesn't change during race, so can i put the car 3 mm of the ground?
thank you for help ;)
Edited by author: 21.9.2011 8:23:56 GMT
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Alex GuillotDouble VRC Centurion
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in the last game i took ure setup luxembourg at each race in the game, 1/10 and 1/8 because the car was perfect (for my level, don't need one track/one setup XD].
In this opus: exactly the same, the car is exactly as i want it, just have to adjust few things deppend the track.
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Alex GuillotDouble VRC Centurion
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thank you for the setup Tobias :)
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