Season 4 car discussion

Plenty of race series IRL don't have pit stops and drivers need to manage their tyres to make it through a race.
While that isn't always the most fun in the world I think there's something in running the wear at slow for the controller boys. People will still need to be careful and not go bowling into the corners overloading the front tyres, but it should be enough to make race distance in all tracks.

Having run default set up with my mates for a long time I know that the pit stops can be iffy, I haven't confirmed it yet but I think it looks to your active pit strategy which has to be saved with default turned off. Be worth a test as all people would need to do is remember to set it before the race, someone could even post up in the threads a safe strategy for everyone to use on each race round to make it through to the end... That said thats just another thing for people to remember to do, which could ruin the pureness of the racing, which is what we crave. Food for thought Sir @stucar17

Its a bit confusing. so for those with no interest in cheating how do I make sure when I enter the room I have a full tank?

Its simple: main menu -> garage -> select Ginetta GT4 -> edit/create tune -> change any setting even fuel -> save to all tracks and then your done.

Although it's not really cheating as not doing so will actually penalise you in the race as you'll be given 70-80 litres in the race when you'd comfortable make it on 60. You'd only have an advantage in qualifying where you'd only be given ~10 litres. Ideally you'd change a setting between qualifying and the race but given you cant access the cars setup without exiting the room that is impossible.

Adjust anything on the car in a tuning room then save it to all tracks and your good to go

no its 90+ 60 is just what it is set to in the default setup.

Do custom ffb setting carry over into a no tune lobby?

Yeah just make a new setup, do your ffb settings then change a car setting as well and save it to all, then you will be sweet.

Now the question will be if there is a good ffb tune?

www.pcars.oscarolim.pt

will give you ever car and every available ffb setting. If you think wheel is to harsh on curbs, there is a setting for it. I use the Kerbs minus - fy+sop mix. great feed back, can hit kurbs without your wheel getting smashed to pieces (but can still feel the rumbles)

+1 - I use the FY+sop lateral tune by jack spade (see the website Mik posted above)

That is awesome, thanks @vh_mik

Might just repeat what i said last week just in case, but running a race on a timer is a big no no on this game.

dont think itll be a "timed race" so to speak, just the amount of laps that will work out roughly to 45 mins.

Beat me to it.