by M Waechter Tue May 15, 2012 12:18 am
I've no problem at my car-balance. Maybe, as already said, use full coast (and caster) for example and keep the aero-balance at an appropiate value (x.x(front)

), when using equal HZ values for front and rear. Sometiomes the rear slides too much on braking at the turn before the second (last) straight -I solved that by balancing the car with better packer values (more packer to the front)-, but in general I find this car to be the most stable of all winged cars in NKPro. But of course I already did an almost 'perfect' setup, I even improved my suspension setting this season a bit compared to the season(s) before at all cars.
Unfortunately I still have the problem of losing grip after one or two hotlaps, because of tire-overheating I guess, mainly at this area some drivers still seem to be better.
MikaRaymond wrote:is this a similar problem we had with hungaroring too? because that track had the same problem and pitting put you a lap down for some reason
No, not such problem there (I guess), but it's the same issue we had at some time back at a version of the Spa 2010 track, I think it was corrected then in a further update of the Spa track.
Just make sure your hotlap starts at the regular start/finish-line after a completed outlap and not somewhere else already at the outlap (at pit exit) when coming out of the box.
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