Group B 4WD
Yambulla Mountain Descent
00'00"000
Tyres not specified
Created
(Front) Toe Angle | |
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(Front) Camber Angle | -0.67 ° |
(Rear) Toe Angle | -0.20 ° |
(Rear) Camber Angle | -1.00 ° |
Braking Force | |
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Brake Bias |
(Front) Viscous Differential | |
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(Centre) Viscous Differential | |
(Centre) Torque Bias | 55 % |
(Rear) Viscous Differential |
1st Gear | |
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2nd Gear | |
3rd Gear | |
4th Gear | |
5th Gear | |
Final Drive |
(Front) Slow Bump | +2 |
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(Front) Fast Bump | -4 |
(Front) Bump Zone Division | |
(Front) Slow Rebound | +3 |
(Rear) Slow Bump | +2 |
(Rear) Fast Bump | -4 |
(Rear) Bump Zone Division | |
(Rear) Slow Rebound | +3 |
(Front) Ride Height | 30.00 mm |
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(Front) Spring Rate | |
(Front) Anti-Roll Bar | 7.00 N/mm |
(Rear) Ride Height | 30.00 mm |
(Rear) Spring Rate | |
(Rear) Anti-Roll Bar |
Lots of camber. Torque bias forward to tame the rear. Max ride height, firm slow dampers and super soft fast dampers manage the jumps. Stiffened front ARB relative to rear, to help exit out of corners. Mostly use brakes when you absolutely need to shave a lot of speed off. For quick chicanes, lift + turn, then floor throttle again. It's a very nimble car, so beware when you're in high gear. On blind tightening corners, be patient before you give throttle. Don't be afraid to throw the car into corners, and let the slide carry you around. But while you are sliding, the more throttle, the more you slide horizontally.
Really appreciated the tips left in comments on how to drive the car.
Felt pretty good in Poland in wet.