If you haven't been to the EA site recently, they have posted a 12 page
Garage Book.
I just printed it and will be reading it later tonight.
-Larry
Here is the link
http://www.easports.com/games/nascarsimracing/home.jsp
Click on the Garage 101 Tutorial for the PDF file
Brad
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> If you haven't been to the EA site recently, they have posted a 12 page > Garage Book. > > I just printed it and will be reading it later tonight. > > -Larry >On Sat, 5 Feb 2005 20:57:23 -0500, "Braddo" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
. On page 5 they telll you to set noseweight to
<= 50 percent. On page 7 they say it should be >= 50 percent.
� For Short Tracks, Speedways and Superspeedways where you always turn
left, a NASCAR
setup typically has Left Weight set to 54.2%, Nose Weight set less
than or equal to 50% and
stiff front springs, with the front right spring being the stiffest of
all.
For Short Tracks, Speedways and Superspeedways where you always turn
left, a NASCAR setup
typically has Left Weight set to 54.2%, Nose Weight set to >=50% and
stiff front springs with the front
right spring being the stiffest of all.
Where's the proofreader?
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>Here is the link > >http://www.easports.com/games/nascarsimracing/home.jsp > >Click on the Garage 101 Tutorial for the PDF file > >Brad"not spam" wrote...
Indeed, it is quite sloppy... not a lot there that we didn't already know,
either.
Jan.
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