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DRIVING INFORMATION
TRACTION CONTROL
The TC is activated with the F8 button by default, you should assign this to your steering wheel.
The use of traction control is something currently totally misunderstood in Simracing. Several leagues forbid it because it’s too easy to drive with. But this is not reality. The traction control is a multiple choice button often found on steering wheels of the real cars in order to setup the level of TC. So, in real races, the driver can change it on the fly, going from no TC to full TC when the track requires it.
ALL SERVERS should allow the TC at all levels and let the driver choose the one he wants to use.
AUTOBLIP
The autoblip allows the driver to have an easier downshift with the car. It’s an electronic device that adds an automatic blip on the throttle when the driver is downshifting, in order to synchronize the engine RPM with the transmission to prevent transmission lockup under braking.
Autoblip is only available, in real-life and in the mod, on prototypes P1 and P2. So for GT cars, GT1 and GT2, you will have to blip the throttle manually when braking and downshifting in order to keep the car balanced and prevent the rear wheels from locking up.
ENGINE
Optimum oil temperature: about 100 Degrees Celsius.
Important advice : don’t forget to switch off the engine when you are pitting in order to avoid overheating your engine that could end with engine failure. It’s very important. Use the ignition key to swith off/on.
BOOST MAPPING
You can adjust boost (more power/torque in live) by configuring Increment boost and Decrement boost :
The default value is conservative on the engine and is the lowest position (for each car), if you increase this, your fuel consumption and engine temperature is increased in the same way you increase your power and torque, the more you increase the more you wear the engine.
FUEL
The average fuel consumption on all cars is around 1 hour for full fuel tank capacity. It can be more or less, depending of the boost mapping level and cars.
BRAKES
The brakes have the following range usage, outbound these values the brakes loose efficiency :
Iron (steel) brakes (GT2 cars only) = 150 Degrees Celcius to 600 Degrees Celcius.
Carbon brakes (GT1, P1, P2 cars) = 250 Degrees Celcius to 900 Degrees Celcius.
TYRES
Here are the indicative tyre wears :
Super Soft = Qualifications or short stint.
Soft = 1 stint.
Medium = 1.5 stint.
Hard = 2 stints.
Optimum temperature range: between 85 Degrees Celsius and 105 Degrees Celsius.
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