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Revision as of 11:27, 23 October 2020
Tyres
Pressure
For GT3, Cup and ST cars the tyre pressure between 27.0 and 28.0 PSI is optimal while racing in dry conditions. For wet it is between 30 and 31 PSI. For GT4 cars the tyre pressure between 26.5 and 27.0 PSI is optimal while racing in dry conditions.
What should you think of:
- Get tyre pressures in the range between 27 - 28 PSI resp. 26.5 - 27 PSI for GT4 cars.
- Use IMO tyre temperatures for tweaking of camber and toe settings
- If for whatever reason your tyre temperatures aren't in the operation window, use brake duct settings, since heat from the brakes also effects tyre temperatures
Toe
Angle of the wheels, looking from above. You should only have toe out in the front.
In | Out |
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Camber
Camber enables more tyre surface area to touch the track, giving more grip, countering leaning of the car while turning. Check IMO Readings to set camber angle.
Neutral | Negative | Positive |
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Negative | Positive |
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Caster
Caster angle impacts the stability of the car and how heavy the steering feels. It also causes car to steer to self center. For Sim Racers, not to much important, because of FFB settings, best to leave it at stock angle.
Neutral | Negative | Positive |
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Electronics
Fuel & Strategy
Mechanical Grip
Dampers
Aero
Solutions to Handling Issues
Loss of Control |
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1. Move brake bias forward |
Front Tyres often lock |
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Move brake bias backward |
Car pitches to much |
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Stiffen front springs |
Nose hits floor |
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1. Increase ride height |
Excessive locking |
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Reduce overall brake pressure (use with caution) |
Understeer |
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All Speeds:
1. Adjust front tyre pressures Mid-High Speed: When braking: |
Oversteer |
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All Speeds:
1. Adjust rear tyre pressure Mid-High Speed: |
Lift off oversteer |
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1. Increase diff coast locking |
Understeer |
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All Speeds:
1. Stiffen rear anti-roll bar Mid-High Speed: |
Oversteer |
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All Speeds:
1. Soften rear anti-roll bar Mid-High Speed: |
Lift off oversteer |
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PICNIC
(Problem in chair, not in car) |
Car bounces during weight transfer |
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When Braking, Accelerating & Turning
Increase slow damper settings On Bumps / Curbs |
Tyres overheat |
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All Over:
1. Increase pressures On Inside Edge On Outer Edge In Middle |
Tyres cold |
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All Over:
1. Decrease pressures |
Car edgy during weight transfar |
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When Braking, Accelerating & Turning
Decrease slow damper setting On Bumps / Curbs
Decrease fast damper setting |
Low top speed |
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Reduce wing values |
Car edgy during weight transfar |
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When Braking, Accelerating & Turning
Decrease slow damper setting On Bumps / Curbs
Decrease fast damper setting |
Ride height |
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As low as possible, but avoid grounding car or stalling the aero |
Dampers |
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Bump setting should be lower than the corresponding rebound setting
Try to use the lowest setting that avoids oscillation / bouncing Can be used to tune the responsiveness of the car. High values = more responsive |
Aero |
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Use ride height and rake to generate as much downforce as possible, then trim the aero balance using the wings and / or splitter.
Increasing the rake moves the aero balance backwards. Run the car as stiff as needed to maintain stable ride height |
Brake bias |
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Front tyres should lock just before the rears for best stability |
Origin
With the permission of Skaven Zverov the Setup Guide for Beginners from Him will be also Published here on the Wiki.
Adam Isailovic (Skaven Zverov): https://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?members/skaven-zverov.192248/ ACC Forum Thread: https://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?threads/setup-guide-for-begginers.64264/