Power&Glory v2.0 Tyres Manual

Aristotelis · 19 December 08, 11:18

We are happy to announce that the Power&Glory V2.0 Tyres Manual is now available for download.
You can get it from our website "Manuals" section.

http://www.gtlw.co.uk
(alternative link)

Mr Man · 19 December 08, 19:11

Ooohh... Must be getting close..

unseen · 20 December 08, 05:46

Cannot extract the embedded font 'JDOOWT+ACaslonPro-Regular'. Some characters may not display or print correctly.

Still using my old version of Acrobat 7 on my machine (I know, get an upgrade you tight git, etc, etc), not sure if it`s me or a problem with the PDF

Aristotelis · 20 December 08, 07:23

Yes it is the acrobat reader version. Either get recent version 9 or if I may suggest, Foxit pdf reader that is free, lighweight and very fast to open
http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php

unseen · 20 December 08, 13:27

Thanks Aris, I`ll find a way to get it working. P&G related manuals are always a good read

DucFreak · 29 December 08, 19:39

Sumatra PDF is also a fantastic alternative for .PDF files, none of the downsides of Acrobat Reader, pretty damn nice and... it's FREE!

PS: thanks Luke for the hint!

DucFreak · 27 March 09, 19:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgf

For those of us who are metrically challenged, could we get a tire manual with psi instead of kpa?

...there you go mate, certainly this will help:

http://www.tvr-webmart.co.uk/tvr_info_psi.asp

Namaraki Souske · 2 June 09, 22:13

I really like this Mod very much and the love that the creators put into it, best Mod I've ever seen out there for sure. But what bothers me as a GTL-driver for the last few years the tires behave much to much 'GTR2'-ish and to less like in GTL. That's the main reason why I wouldn't change to PnG. It's far too easy to drive.
In GTL you make a mistake in some cars and gush! - it bites your head off, in PnG you make a mistake and it's too forgiving.

Edit: After driving lots of miles with v2.1 I really have to revise my shortsighted opinion. I know nothing

The tyres in PnG are much better than anything.

19 December 08, 11:18	#1
Aristotelis Moderator Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Brescia, Italy Age: 37	Power&Glory v2.0 Tyres Manual We are happy to announce that the Power&Glory V2.0 Tyres Manual is now available for download. You can get it from our website "Manuals" section. http://www.gtlw.co.uk (alternative link)

2 June 09, 22:13	#8
Namaraki Souske Join Date: Mar 2009 Age: 35	I really like this Mod very much and the love that the creators put into it, best Mod I've ever seen out there for sure. But what bothers me as a GTL-driver for the last few years the tires behave much to much 'GTR2'-ish and to less like in GTL. That's the main reason why I wouldn't change to PnG. It's far too easy to drive. In GTL you make a mistake in some cars and gush! - it bites your head off, in PnG you make a mistake and it's too forgiving. Edit: After driving lots of miles with v2.1 I really have to revise my shortsighted opinion. I know nothing The tyres in PnG are much better than anything. Last edited by Namaraki Souske; 7 November 09 at 20:11.

19 December 08, 19:11	#2
Mr Man Join Date: Oct 2006	Ooohh... Must be getting close..

20 December 08, 05:46	#3
unseen Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Scotland Age: 36	Cannot extract the embedded font 'JDOOWT+ACaslonPro-Regular'. Some characters may not display or print correctly. Still using my old version of Acrobat 7 on my machine (I know, get an upgrade you tight git, etc, etc), not sure if it`s me or a problem with the PDF

20 December 08, 07:23	#4
Aristotelis Moderator Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Brescia, Italy Age: 37	Yes it is the acrobat reader version. Either get recent version 9 or if I may suggest, Foxit pdf reader that is free, lighweight and very fast to open http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php

20 December 08, 13:27	#5
unseen Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Scotland Age: 36	Thanks Aris, I`ll find a way to get it working. P&G related manuals are always a good read

29 December 08, 19:39	#6
DucFreak Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Lisboa (Portugal) Age: 35	Sumatra PDF is also a fantastic alternative for .PDF files, none of the downsides of Acrobat Reader, pretty damn nice and... it's FREE! PS: thanks Luke for the hint!