906 Understeer

SidW · 18 January 16, 19:12

It's been a while since I had PnG installed ( or done any simracing for that matter ) and I don't remember the 906 being anything like as undeersteery ( is that a word ? my spellchecker says it isn't

) as it is in 3.2

Does anyone have any tips for setting it up ?

David Wright · 18 January 16, 22:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by SidW

It's been a while since I had PnG installed ( or done any simracing for that matter ) and I don't remember the 906 being anything like as undeersteery ( is that a word ? my spellchecker says it isn't

) as it is in 3.2

Does anyone have any tips for setting it up ?

The first thing to do is set your steering lock to 745 degrees.

Second thing to do is make sure you are using the grippier tyres - yellow or white spot - not the green spot.

Third thing to do is increase the stiffness of the rear anti-roll bar.

If that doesn't do enough then fourth thing to do is soften the front anti-roll bar.

David Wright · 18 January 16, 22:50

Forgot to say - choose a car with the front "winglets". These reduce understeer especially at speed.

e.g. Porsche 906 #58 with the white spot tyres doesn't understeer much with the default setup IMO.

SidW · 19 January 16, 11:19

Thanks David. Out of sheer laziness I have been using the same 540 degrees which seems to work well with the Formula Retro in GSCE even though I knew PnG wanted more. I'll try grippier tyres and dive planes as well.

Just out of interest I was racing the Capri at Spa last night - I have a soft spot for those cars, having owned several V6's ( although not with GAA engines

) in real life. I can honestly say it was the best offline sim racing experience I have ever had. Well done to you and the rest of the team.

Edit :- Quick test with 745 rotation, dive planes and White Spot, default setup. Handles fine.

David Wright · 19 January 16, 16:11

Thanks for the feedback.

There are 9 physics variants of the 906 and I probably didn't spend lomg enough on the default setup for each of them. I will see if I can tune out the understeer on the cars without the front dive planes.

WildBill2 · 19 January 16, 16:42

Yup---those 906's feel terrific now---just did a few laps of Solitude64----I think you nailed the physics David---even the default setup feels good for my driving style

18 January 16, 19:12	#1
SidW Join Date: Dec 2015	906 Understeer It's been a while since I had PnG installed ( or done any simracing for that matter ) and I don't remember the 906 being anything like as undeersteery ( is that a word ? my spellchecker says it isn't ) as it is in 3.2 Does anyone have any tips for setting it up ?

19 January 16, 11:19	#4
SidW Join Date: Dec 2015	Thanks David. Out of sheer laziness I have been using the same 540 degrees which seems to work well with the Formula Retro in GSCE even though I knew PnG wanted more. I'll try grippier tyres and dive planes as well. Just out of interest I was racing the Capri at Spa last night - I have a soft spot for those cars, having owned several V6's ( although not with GAA engines ) in real life. I can honestly say it was the best offline sim racing experience I have ever had. Well done to you and the rest of the team. Edit :- Quick test with 745 rotation, dive planes and White Spot, default setup. Handles fine. Last edited by SidW; 19 January 16 at 12:13.

18 January 16, 22:50	#3
David Wright Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: UK	Forgot to say - choose a car with the front "winglets". These reduce understeer especially at speed. e.g. Porsche 906 #58 with the white spot tyres doesn't understeer much with the default setup IMO.

19 January 16, 16:11	#5
David Wright Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: UK	Thanks for the feedback. There are 9 physics variants of the 906 and I probably didn't spend lomg enough on the default setup for each of them. I will see if I can tune out the understeer on the cars without the front dive planes.

19 January 16, 16:42	#6
WildBill2 Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Victoria BC Canada Age: 64	Yup---those 906's feel terrific now---just did a few laps of Solitude64----I think you nailed the physics David---even the default setup feels good for my driving style