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#Post#: 5808--------------------------------------------------
Base Setup Callaway GT3 needed
By: DEK Date: January 19, 2018, 5:30 am
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Hi Mates,
im sorry to ask. Does anyone has a good base Setup for the
Callaway GT3. As my skills are good for RL Cars but i struggle
in Sim Racing. ::) :)
Thanks in advance
Dennis
#Post#: 5810--------------------------------------------------
Re: Base Setup Callaway GT3 needed
By: Yoeri Gijsen Date: January 19, 2018, 2:06 pm
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My advice to start out, which you may judge and neglect freely:
Set it up pretty even:
- Wing around 5-7
- ARB and Spring around 2 or 3
- Relatively low damping
- Cambers about -3 front and -2 rear
Go from there and see what you need.
#Post#: 5812--------------------------------------------------
Re: Base Setup Callaway GT3 needed
By: DEK Date: January 19, 2018, 2:42 pm
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Thank you. Just needed a direction to go.
#Post#: 8747--------------------------------------------------
Re: Base Setup Callaway GT3 needed
By: Pauli Ahonen Date: June 7, 2019, 5:38 pm
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One thing i see as benefit with the Callaway platform is the
tendency to understeer at chassis level. Some drivers have
reported to feel the rFactor physics engine to exaggerate
off-throttle rotation of the cars.
I see it as a good base if you know how to handle understeer.
You also need to tune a lot of understeer out.
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