Yeah you're right

A bit Toe-in like +0,1 or +0,2 reduces the car wanting to oversteer while braking, it usually happens when driving with a locked diff.

Most mouse/keyboard drivers use low amount of parallelsteer and that in combination with a locked diff makes the car a bit more twitchy. The ufr is a bit more sensitive for this.

What brake bias are you using ?

Try a bit more toe-out on the rear, always does it for me

Edit: Maybe a bit less parallelsteer, if it's set like 35degrees, adjust it to 40degrees

Bob.. RB4/Supra ? I thought it was more like the Celica GT4 ? 4wd,2000cc Turbo?

An Elise? Wooo 8)

Prepare to wet yourself

Partly agree
But then , I've used mouse myself too for 1 yr

*me runs out of thread*

omg

Bring back S1 pls

Uhmm

Try "join specific game" and type the server name instead of the ip ? Dunno really but hope it helps

TBO @ BL1 , close and good

Gratz to the winners

Best Motoring (simply put, japanese "top gear" ) version # 74

http://www.jpc-board.nl/Movies/MegabusaNurburgring.wmv

60mb, very good quality

It's an onboard lap, Westfield Megabusa (hihi) on ze 'Ring , touristdrive-lap though, but it's fun. Topless btw, awesome sound, laptime somewhere 8:10

Last edited by Michel 4AGE, Wed 21 Sep 2005, 21:01.

Either Victor will read this (he might have read this by now )
Or you have to contact him via LFSWorld, try the chatterbox

Guys this aint sesamstreet ?

Same here, got kicked and can't reconnect

I would like a car like the Alfa 75,SZ,GTV, a car with a transaxle. Wich means that the gearbox is placed in the back of the car
Or a car like the Renault Clio V6, engine behind the seats And RWD ofcourse

Amen, couldn't agree more, very spot on.

Quote from thisnameistaken :

Snip..
If you make a mistake (and everyone will make a mistake somewhere) you might never see another car until the end of the race. Imagine hitting something in the first couple of miles and having to nurse a tracking problem all the way back to the pits. And how long would it take any of us to actually get a clean, competitive lap there? Probably months of practise, only to join a server and find nobody else has put in those months of practise and it's just a huge wreck-fest.

It'd be a waste of everybody's time IMHO.

But that's not the point of the NS. I don't think the NS would be good for the usual pick-up race, it's more a track for Endu races, or setting up your car, testing different settings, or just cruise around and enjoy the view
It would be a challenge to practice and study different lines (especially when weather comes in LFS, wet lines on the NS are very very difficult). I think the majority of those who actually like this idea, are willing to sacrifice their social lifes in order to master this track.

Just try to imagine going through the Karussel with the GTi
+200km/u through Schwedenkreuz with the FZR
Airborne @ Pflanzgarten with almost every car

hmmm pure sex

Would be awesome if we had a track like the Nordschleife

Anyway for those who haven't seen JC @ Nordschleife with the Jaguar, I'm currently uploading it, good quality,70Mb.

Done : www.jpc-board.nl/Movies/TGRing.wmv

Last edited by Michel 4AGE, Thu 8 Sep 2005, 12:36.

Ping bars

Green is OK, Red = your connection (or some1 elses) is timing out
Blue bars are other people/host whatever
Green bar is you

[jeaulous mode]

Damn dude what a ugly car !!1 I bet an MX-5 is much better then that rust-bucket on wheels!

[/jeaulous mode off]

Hrhr gimme gimme Looks awesome

Impreza's are pretty understeered cars, everybody knows that. Unless it has DCCD, it'll understeer even more then any current fwd hothatch

Focus RS - Yuck
Type R - not nice to drive ?

Oh dear..we'll never be friends



Anyway..here's my *cough* car *cough*

It's a understeered, old, rusty, underpowered Corolla FWD

Little movie on auto-x : http://www.jpc-board.nl/Movies/CLIP1185.AVI

Last edited by Michel 4AGE, Sat 20 Aug 2005, 14:56.

Yo Tristan stop bashing hatchbacks and go take a drive in , for example, a Type-R, Focus RS or the new Golf GTi. You'll be suprised!

http://luuk.xs4all.nl/

Scroll down, you'll see