Tuning FWD's
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Tuning FWD's
hiya guys just wondering if you could give some tips on tuning gears and the car it self for Front wheel Drives
Thanks Heat
Thanks Heat
HeatPhalanx- Novice Licence
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Re: Tuning FWD's
heat, if you would like a specific car tuned by all means let us know which one for which track in which class and we will see what we can do but as a general advice, the diff is the be all and end all. start there
PLOW tubbi- Beginner Licence
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Re: Tuning FWD's
what do you mean by the be all and end all i dont understand
HeatPhalanx- Novice Licence
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Re: Tuning FWD's
as in the diff makes a massive difference on how the car behaves, its all about trial and error with it
Re: Tuning FWD's
Dont be afraid of making big changes with settings to get a car to perform, some of the stuff we try is just plain bonkers but it all seems to come together with a bit of trial and error.
Good luck
Good luck
PLOW tubbi- Beginner Licence
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Re: Tuning FWD's
well with the trail and error as in the differentials ur on about right? i normally have it at 60 on acc and then 15 on decce
HeatPhalanx- Novice Licence
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Re: Tuning FWD's
for f w d to start with i would put the diff at 35 front and 5 rear as a base and work from there as for the gears it all depends on the car , the class . and the track!!
PLOW kris- Amature Licence
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Re: Tuning FWD's
A good track to tune FWD's is maple valley, go round noting the spped you can take the corner at, because this corner needs constant acceleration its a good test, then change the diff accel and see what happens
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