Project CARS 2 28th May 2018 - Casino Royale (1 Viewer)

SBart_uk

Active Member
Community Member
Joined
Mar 4, 2017
Messages
231
Reaction score
192
Well, I just stole Stu's setup and dear lord does it handle like treacle on those low tyre pressures :eek:. Or it might be the tyres I put on it ;)

EDIT : That lap was the first clean lap I ran. I usually hit the sausage kerb on the exit of the swimming pool section, throwing the car into the wall on the right. I was faster than Stu from the get go, with some laps showing clear daylight on the run up the hill. Trust me, it wasn't driving talent, it was purely the tyres :). There's almost certainly another 1s to come off my time with a bit more practice.

Wow! I just tried those tyres and it took me about half an hour to put a (terrible) lap together. They're just so unpredictable. There's a ton of grip, No doubt about that...maybe its low steering ratio they don't like? I was getting either a ton of grip or none and it seemed random to me which I would get. Sometimes suddenly mid-corner they'd grip up and I'd be in the inside wall before I could react. I think there's another 1 to 3 seconds in them easy if you could predict what they'll do...
 

miagi

Senior Member
Community Member
Joined
Feb 15, 2017
Messages
778
Reaction score
569
Wow! I just tried those tyres and it took me about half an hour to put a (terrible) lap together. They're just so unpredictable. There's a ton of grip, No doubt about that...maybe its low steering ratio they don't like? I was getting either a ton of grip or none and it seemed random to me which I would get. Sometimes suddenly mid-corner they'd grip up and I'd be in the inside wall before I could react. I think there's another 1 to 3 seconds in them easy if you could predict what they'll do...
I think that is also because of the temps. They are "blue" below 83°C and entering a fast corner at 93-94°C on the front means they will give up and understeer out mid corner. The temps window is tiny. Any good luck to anyone that tires to warm them up on Quali without damaging the car before the flying lap starts.
 

Puffpirat

RSR Family
#TeamRSR
Joined
Sep 16, 2016
Messages
1,623
Reaction score
1,462
How about we just make a gentleman’s agreement and leave the bugged gamble sport tire in the pit and just stick to Slicks.
 

Cluck

Super Moderator
Staff
#TeamRSR
Joined
Aug 28, 2016
Messages
2,959
Reaction score
3,150
Gets my vote Puff.

Strictly speaking, they're not 'default setup' so in actual fact we shouldn't be using them anyway.

EDIT : Got this race and the Ginetta mini-league mixed up :eek:
 
Last edited:

Puffpirat

RSR Family
#TeamRSR
Joined
Sep 16, 2016
Messages
1,623
Reaction score
1,462
The race itself is open setup though right? Bit confused by your default setup remark ;)
 

Cluck

Super Moderator
Staff
#TeamRSR
Joined
Aug 28, 2016
Messages
2,959
Reaction score
3,150
^^^ Yeah, erm, whoops

Gave the TT another spin using miagi's setup this time (but with the Sport tyre). Made a mess of the first sector, to the tune of nearly 0.4s, so there's a comfortable 1m30.5 on the cards in TT. Of course, this all means nothing, it's only what we can each do on the night that matters.

 

Dama_The_Crow

Senior Member
Community Member
Joined
Sep 17, 2016
Messages
918
Reaction score
557
Cluck, you are "raping" that Formula. :D
 

Gosku

Active Member
RSR Academy
Joined
Apr 17, 2018
Messages
114
Reaction score
75
That looks like entirely different car from what i was driving :eek:
 

drukqs

Senior Member
#TeamRSR
Joined
Oct 2, 2017
Messages
529
Reaction score
410
i know that this is the kind of track VR users have massive advantage and thats fair enough, but even so...i can't see how you can get some much grip on those corners or turning power or breaking power...it's just..

 

Cluck

Super Moderator
Staff
#TeamRSR
Joined
Aug 28, 2016
Messages
2,959
Reaction score
3,150
i know that this is the kind of track VR users have massive advantage and thats fair enough, but even so...i can't see how you can get some much grip on those corners or turning power or breaking power...it's just..

Nope, no aliens, just the Sport tyre :)
 

drukqs

Senior Member
#TeamRSR
Joined
Oct 2, 2017
Messages
529
Reaction score
410
ok fair enough i can take 3 seconds with the sports tyre allright but they are a bit dangerous, that grip is a bit dodgy

I'm up for banning this tyre straight for the sake of safety :D.
 

Ranjanado

Well-Known Member
Community Member
Joined
May 30, 2017
Messages
252
Reaction score
148
Guys, I'm going to pull out of this one given my current form on the track. Don't fancy going to the pits every lap or every other lap or wrecking somebody else's race. Good luck to all and have fun
 

Jomba

Well-Known Member
Community Member
Joined
Dec 19, 2017
Messages
331
Reaction score
282
I have to pull out yet again, this time it's work related as I'll be in Germany for the whole week starting monday. (Should have been there this week, but it was postponed.)
 

Jamesl91

Staff rFactor 2
Staff
#TeamRSR
Joined
May 3, 2017
Messages
2,250
Reaction score
1,434
my fastest lap so far is a low 1:36 in race conditions, Monaco is a track i know well and enjoy but the Formula C is a tricky car to drive, 1 thing I'm finding is the tires is not providing the grip that i would expect, not sure if thats due to temps or pressures(not sure what pressures/temps make those slicks work)
If anyone can point me in the right direction to stop the car from under-steering in slow speed corners and over-steering in high speed corners such as Tabac, I would be very grateful :)
 
Last edited:

Dama_The_Crow

Senior Member
Community Member
Joined
Sep 17, 2016
Messages
918
Reaction score
557
If anyone can point me in the right direction to stop the car from under-steering in slow speed corners and over-steering in high speed corners such as Tabac, I would be very grateful :)

+1
 

Nighttiger

Senior Member
Community Member
Joined
Oct 16, 2016
Messages
544
Reaction score
315
my fastest lap so far is a low 1:36 in race conditions, Monaco is a track i know well and enjoy but the Formula C is a tricky car to drive, 1 thing I'm finding is the tires is not providing the grip that i would expect, not sure if thats due to temps or pressures(not sure what pressures/temps make those slicks work)
If anyone can point me in the right direction to stop the car from under-steering in slow speed corners and over-steering in high speed corners such as Tabac, I would be very grateful :)
Oversteer high speed corners, reduce front DF by a few clicks, mine is around 15 I think. Still trying to fix the slow corner understeer but I can imagine that it will be a combination of lower value engine braking, lower preload, softer front swaybar and stiffer rear swaybar.
 

Jamesl91

Staff rFactor 2
Staff
#TeamRSR
Joined
May 3, 2017
Messages
2,250
Reaction score
1,434
Oversteer high speed corners, reduce front DF by a few clicks, mine is around 15 I think. Still trying to fix the slow corner understeer but I can imagine that it will be a combination of lower value engine braking, lower preload, softer front swaybar and stiffer rear swaybar.
Thanks Nighttiger! :)
 

Nighttiger

Senior Member
Community Member
Joined
Oct 16, 2016
Messages
544
Reaction score
315
Thanks Nighttiger! :)
Also the difference in grip comes from the tyres overheating, above 90 degrees makes you lose grip, you are probably hovering around that value so sometimes you have the grip and sometimes you don't. Fixing the excess oversteer and understeer will stress the tyres less and fix some of the heating issues. However if it doesn't it might be advisable to push less hard to guarantee the grip instead of the spiky grip due to... yea walls.
 

Dama_The_Crow

Senior Member
Community Member
Joined
Sep 17, 2016
Messages
918
Reaction score
557

Nighttiger

Senior Member
Community Member
Joined
Oct 16, 2016
Messages
544
Reaction score
315
@Nighttiger Value of cold pressures?
You should aim for 1.6 front and 1.45 rear hot pressures after 10 laps maybe a tad lower due the lack of straights, adjust cold pressures accordingly. Just plain cold pressures numbers do not always tranform to the same hot pressures between drivers because of their driving style.
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Top