The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
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The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
Last edited by DSRL aidtheace on Fri Jul 14, 2017 1:03 am; edited 1 time in total
TM aidtheace
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
Shneeb108 wrote:IN
Sign ups will open soon with liverys and team choices.
You will need to be in at least a team of 2 and a maximum of 4 as there will be 4 stages of the race!
Get hiring for your team
TM aidtheace
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
Shneeb108 wrote:Car keeps scraping the bottom of the track.
Car keeps scraping the barriers.
how not to do it....
https://mixer.com/gixer916er?vod=4190829
(this vid is multiclass just to make it a bit more interesting)
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Took me awhile to find the answer for this one, but finally did. I'll be trying this out later to see if it works in this situation at WG.
A car with shocks that have too much Rebound may have to be run with lots of static ground clearance – a high ride height. Why? As this car hits a bump at speed, the springs and shocks compress, bringing the chassis closer to the track surface. With too much Rebound, the shocks take a long time to extend after being compressed. Before the shocks and springs are fully extended back to static ride height, the car hits another bump causing the car to sit even lower still. Then it hits another bump, sucking it down even lower again. This continues, with the shocks “jacking” themselves down, the car bottoming out, the driver reporting that, and the crew raising the static
ride height. As you can see, it has nothing to do with the car’s ride height setting. It has to do with the shocks’ Rebound setting.
So, if your car is bottoming, or you want to lower the ride height without it bottoming, try reducing the high speed Rebound.
A car with shocks that have too much Rebound may have to be run with lots of static ground clearance – a high ride height. Why? As this car hits a bump at speed, the springs and shocks compress, bringing the chassis closer to the track surface. With too much Rebound, the shocks take a long time to extend after being compressed. Before the shocks and springs are fully extended back to static ride height, the car hits another bump causing the car to sit even lower still. Then it hits another bump, sucking it down even lower again. This continues, with the shocks “jacking” themselves down, the car bottoming out, the driver reporting that, and the crew raising the static
ride height. As you can see, it has nothing to do with the car’s ride height setting. It has to do with the shocks’ Rebound setting.
So, if your car is bottoming, or you want to lower the ride height without it bottoming, try reducing the high speed Rebound.
Shneeb108
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
You couldn't do it the week before or after as I am on holiday that week and would love to do this. I know it's a lot to ask but would really really!!! like the chance to enter. XX
LE MUNDO
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Stock tune setup. Everyone in the same boat and more about driving racing then a tune lol. Might make things more intresting.
stonedstig
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
stonedstig wrote:Stock tune setup. Everyone in the same boat and more about driving racing then a tune lol. Might make things more intresting.
I would vote NO on Stock Tune. It's just not safe or fun.
Shneeb108
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
I drove the car for first time last nite in stock trim and was a blast to drive. Quite easy to abuse the limits straight out the box
stonedstig
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
I found that Turn 1 was the main reason I need a tuned set up, using a wheel.
Shneeb108
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
Yea me too on a wheel but was just down 3 gears turn in and stamp on it for turn 1.drove the car with no assists tho.its stock setup runs high df 9 front and 9 rear.
stonedstig
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
I set up with DF 6/10. Lower Rear FST BMP, Lower Front SLW RBD, and Lower Front & Rear FST RBD, and lower Rear SPRG. Got rid of the issue with turn 1, and all the others quite frankly. Sway was at 200/50. Now I can just drive at the limits without risk of loosing control, and crashing into someone and destroying someones position.
Last edited by Shneeb108 on Sun Jul 09, 2017 7:47 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : upd)
Shneeb108
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
This race will be more realistic than we have had before. Full hardcore mode. That included tuning being allowed.
TM aidtheace
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DSRL aidtheace wrote:This race will be more realistic than we have had before. Full hardcore mode. That included tuning being allowed.
That's how i roll anyhoo...no assists, no racing line, helmet cam..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFvKwYTfdwM
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Gixer916er wrote:DSRL aidtheace wrote:This race will be more realistic than we have had before. Full hardcore mode. That included tuning being allowed.
That's how i roll anyhoo...no assists, no racing line, helmet cam..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFvKwYTfdwM
Thats the reason for it. We want to go more sim and will be for this and PCars2.
Stay tuned.
TM aidtheace
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
DSRL aidtheace wrote:Gixer916er wrote:DSRL aidtheace wrote:This race will be more realistic than we have had before. Full hardcore mode. That included tuning being allowed.
That's how i roll anyhoo...no assists, no racing line, helmet cam..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFvKwYTfdwM
Thats the reason for it. We want to go more sim and will be for this and PCars2.
Stay tuned.
I never could actually get a good feel for the Helmet Cam, until a bud gave me his set up. Now I'm addicted to it! here it is for the benefit of anyone and all.
World Movement - 100
G-Force - 40
Helmet Lean - 10
Camera Lean - 90
Turn to - 20
Shneeb108
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
LE MUNDO wrote:You couldn't do it the week before or after as I am on holiday that week and would love to do this. I know it's a lot to ask but would really really!!! like the chance to enter. XX
Hey Mundo, Really sorry mate but this is the 1 weekend of the shutdown that I do to organise it. Really sorry buddy.
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Had a test session in the car last nite. No driver aids and a tune and at start of session running 1.40s and by the end of it 1.33.6.
stonedstig
Re: The DSRL 1000km of Watkins Glen
stonedstig wrote: running 1.40s and by the end of it 1.33.6.
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Gixer916er wrote:stonedstig wrote: running 1.40s and by the end of it 1.33.6.
Dont worry mate, you need a team, and so does Stoned Stig!
I will be commentating on the event and would love to see guys who dont normally race against each other on track be forming a team to win it together!
Just saying.
TM aidtheace
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I figured if peeps were running around the 1.40 mark I'd potentially only get lapped twice (almost 3 times). At 1.33s that'll be three times at least.
I can't bear to inflict that sort of time loss on any team...IF I did this I'd be like the kid that gets picked last for the teams at school.... (oh that was me!)
I can't bear to inflict that sort of time loss on any team...IF I did this I'd be like the kid that gets picked last for the teams at school.... (oh that was me!)
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