Setting up a car on Forza 3 - Understeer
Setting up a car on Forza 3 - Understeer
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mattsayle

Original Poster:

1,799 posts

227 months

Thursday 14th January 2010
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Can I pick the PH brains?

I have a R class exige but it is crap, it just understeers and understeers.

I tried with out traction control and stability control and it was very, erm, lively!!! I also kept spinning banghead

Is there any driving tips to remove it? Any setup advice?

Thanks,
Matt

ScottishSamurai

8,176 posts

205 months

Thursday 14th January 2010
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Change camber and toe settings, give yourself a sharper turn in and allow you to corner quicker smile

mattsayle

Original Poster:

1,799 posts

227 months

Thursday 14th January 2010
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ScottishSamurai said:
Change camber and toe settings, give yourself a sharper turn in and allow you to corner quicker smile
Thank you biggrin

sidaorb

5,595 posts

235 months

Thursday 14th January 2010
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To cure understeer reduce the front anti-roll bars and / or front springs

To cure oversteer do the same to the rears instead.

Very basic principle but works great with tweaks.

Mattt

16,664 posts

247 months

Thursday 14th January 2010
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Read the tips on the tuning sliders - adjust one at a time and see what happens.

GT Kodiak

2,907 posts

208 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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Turn off ABS and learn to moderate your braking... That is of course if you're understeering under braking.

Decrease your caster angle to about 3.0 and your front Camber to +1.1...

That should give you a sharper turn in... whistle

Curry Burns

5,620 posts

244 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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mattsayle said:
Can I pick the PH brains?

I have a R class exige but it is crap, it just understeers and understeers.

I tried with out traction control and stability control and it was very, erm, lively!!! I also kept spinning banghead

Is there any driving tips to remove it? Any setup advice?

Thanks,
Matt
It's a mid engined car, you will always get understeer if you put more power in than it can handle.

I would suggest that you have taken the exige out of it's comfort zone re it's class, possibly S could be it's max or even A.


JB!

5,255 posts

209 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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Curry Burns said:
mattsayle said:
Can I pick the PH brains?

I have a R class exige but it is crap, it just understeers and understeers.

I tried with out traction control and stability control and it was very, erm, lively!!! I also kept spinning banghead

Is there any driving tips to remove it? Any setup advice?

Thanks,
Matt
It's a mid engined car, you will always get understeer if you put more power in than it can handle.

I would suggest that you have taken the exige out of it's comfort zone re it's class, possibly S could be it's max or even A.
but it IS possible to compensate for this with a good tuning setup...

With understeer, I will wind on more cornering on my front aero package, and adjust the diff settings, to try and dial it out, if not look at your suspension setup, sone of the advice above is good!

Munter

31,331 posts

270 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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For a good baseline I've been using the setup tool here: http://www.forzatraders.com/forza-motorsport-3-car...

But there's always more tweek's to get it right for the exact model.

Curry Burns

5,620 posts

244 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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JB! said:
Curry Burns said:
mattsayle said:
Can I pick the PH brains?

I have a R class exige but it is crap, it just understeers and understeers.

I tried with out traction control and stability control and it was very, erm, lively!!! I also kept spinning banghead

Is there any driving tips to remove it? Any setup advice?

Thanks,
Matt
It's a mid engined car, you will always get understeer if you put more power in than it can handle.

I would suggest that you have taken the exige out of it's comfort zone re it's class, possibly S could be it's max or even A.
but it IS possible to compensate for this with a good tuning setup...

With understeer, I will wind on more cornering on my front aero package, and adjust the diff settings, to try and dial it out, if not look at your suspension setup, sone of the advice above is good!
You may be able to tune it out, but I was speaking about competitiveness of the car.

You may be able to get it running good, but that's no good if your 4-5 seconds off the pace.

JB!

5,255 posts

209 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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Curry Burns said:
JB! said:
Curry Burns said:
mattsayle said:
Can I pick the PH brains?

I have a R class exige but it is crap, it just understeers and understeers.

I tried with out traction control and stability control and it was very, erm, lively!!! I also kept spinning banghead

Is there any driving tips to remove it? Any setup advice?

Thanks,
Matt
It's a mid engined car, you will always get understeer if you put more power in than it can handle.

I would suggest that you have taken the exige out of it's comfort zone re it's class, possibly S could be it's max or even A.
but it IS possible to compensate for this with a good tuning setup...

With understeer, I will wind on more cornering on my front aero package, and adjust the diff settings, to try and dial it out, if not look at your suspension setup, sone of the advice above is good!
You may be able to tune it out, but I was speaking about competitiveness of the car.

You may be able to get it running good, but that's no good if your 4-5 seconds off the pace.
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