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#Post#: 9195--------------------------------------------------
McLaren 720S Understeer
By: Andrei Muscala Date: November 12, 2019, 6:20 am
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Hello,
Did anyone else notice understeer with only 5 rear wing on
McLaren 720S GT3?
Also, I'm waiting for some tips to setup this car if anyone
wanna share 😁
Thanks,
Andrei 🙂
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Re: McLaren 720S Understeer
By: Tig_green Date: November 12, 2019, 9:25 am
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I would say 5 for rear wing is too high. I know Juan set his
rear wing to 1 in Monza. I'm using 3 usually with AM.
Every car is different so it is hard to tell what is best for
Mclaren, but I would try improving "turn in" characteristic and
giving front a bit more grip than rear. There are good setup
guides out there. Once you find a good setup you can use it
almost everywhere with small changes.
-Matt
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Re: McLaren 720S Understeer
By: Juan Amaya Date: November 12, 2019, 10:40 am
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Andrei, with the McLaren most tracks only require RW 2 or 3.
At Monza I used RW 1 being a high speed track. RW 5 is too high
and it will definitely cause understeer. Go down to 3, then 2
and see how it feels.
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