how i get more power to rear in 4wd?

majklctm · 30 April 10, 20:31

I want make a 4wd with ratio 40:60(front,rear),what i must overwrite in .HDC?(sorry for my english)

ScarfaceHood · 1 May 10, 23:15

Its not very easy, cause GTR2 doesnt support 40/60 or what ever ratio. Its always 50/50.

I made 5 4WD Porsches and it was a pain in the a** every time.

It was a long way to go, but with weight, weight distribution, differential, inertia and tire adjustments I got a perfect 4WD (even better than in the Alzen Mod).

Crocko 05 · 2 May 10, 00:08

Not 100% sure, but you could try adding/editing these settings into your [DRIVELINE] section in .HDC;

RearSplitRange=(0.60,0.00,0)
RearSplitSetting=0
DiffLockRange=(0.5,0.5,0) // differential acting on all driven wheels
DiffLockSetting=0

ScarfaceHood · 2 May 10, 00:19

That doesnt work with GTR2.

I have already tested it and it has no effect at all, sadly...

Crocko 05 · 2 May 10, 00:27

Oh well, was just a thought.

I haven't modified an AWD car........yet.

ayaxr · 2 May 10, 05:20

ScarfaceHood is right, the trick is in the tires in its majority. The grip and slip values can be adjusted for the perceived effect of more power to the rear

30 April 10, 20:31	#1
majklctm Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: slovakia	how i get more power to rear in 4wd? I want make a 4wd with ratio 40:60(front,rear),what i must overwrite in .HDC?(sorry for my english)

1 May 10, 23:15	#2
ScarfaceHood Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Deutsches Kaiserreich :-P	Its not very easy, cause GTR2 doesnt support 40/60 or what ever ratio. Its always 50/50. I made 5 4WD Porsches and it was a pain in the a** every time. It was a long way to go, but with weight, weight distribution, differential, inertia and tire adjustments I got a perfect 4WD (even better than in the Alzen Mod). Last edited by ScarfaceHood; 1 May 10 at 23:31. Reason: Additional informations

2 May 10, 00:08	#3
Crocko 05 Village Idiot Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Where are we Mal? Buggered if I know Mike! Age: 51	Not 100% sure, but you could try adding/editing these settings into your [DRIVELINE] section in .HDC; RearSplitRange=(0.60,0.00,0) RearSplitSetting=0 DiffLockRange=(0.5,0.5,0) // differential acting on all driven wheels DiffLockSetting=0

2 May 10, 00:19	#4
ScarfaceHood Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Deutsches Kaiserreich :-P	That doesnt work with GTR2. I have already tested it and it has no effect at all, sadly...

2 May 10, 00:27	#5
Crocko 05 Village Idiot Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Where are we Mal? Buggered if I know Mike! Age: 51	Oh well, was just a thought. I haven't modified an AWD car........yet.

2 May 10, 05:20	#6
ayaxr Join Date: Aug 2007	ScarfaceHood is right, the trick is in the tires in its majority. The grip and slip values can be adjusted for the perceived effect of more power to the rear