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NR1999: Dover Setup--Help!

2 posts by 2 people · 10 Sep 1999 - 11 Sep 1999

mets41 10 Sep 1999#491614
To all cyper crew chiefs, Been playing these NASCAR games for forever but have yet to master one of my favorite tracks, the Monster Mile. My setup is very comfortable, but not worthy of victory lane. I just ran a 200 lap race, which went caution free, and I finished a personal best seventh eleven seconds behind the winner. I qualify in the rear consistently, but my setup will get me to the front. After about twenty laps I can really get hooked up. Here's my setup: Tires: RF 49; RR 48: LR 47; LF 46 Shocks: RF 85; RR 80; LR 95; LF 95 Camber: +0.50 / -2.80 Gears: 1/9.10; 2/7.50; 3/5.30; 4/4.00 Lock: 9 Spoiler: 70 Front/Rear 48.8 Left/Right: 54.2 Cross: 50.2 I have a bit of a push off the corners right after new tires. I have tried Lowering the LF pressure and softening the LF shock slightly--independently and in tandem--but then I don't have the same line thoughtout the bottom of the turns. Any suggestions that I can try? Top ten just isn't enough for me. I've been at this damn setup since NASCAR Racing the original WAY BACK when it first came out, and now I'm looking for assistance. I need to conquer this track. As Jake and Elwood Blues would say, "I'm on a mission from God." Joe
jcchase 11 Sep 1999#491797
here is my best Dover setup. have hit 154.xxx with it. Takes little effort to drive it. Justin Chase "jcchase" > To all cyper crew chiefs, > Been playing these NASCAR games for forever but have yet to master one of my > favorite tracks, the Monster Mile. My setup is very comfortable, but not > worthy of victory lane. I just ran a 200 lap race, which went caution free, > and I finished a personal best seventh eleven seconds behind the winner. I
Quoted text (14 lines)> qualify in the rear consistently, but my setup will get me to the front. > After about twenty laps I can really get hooked up. Here's my setup: > Tires: RF 49; RR 48: LR 47; LF 46 > Shocks: RF 85; RR 80; LR 95; LF 95 > Camber: +0.50 / -2.80 > Gears: 1/9.10; 2/7.50; 3/5.30; 4/4.00 > Lock: 9 > Spoiler: 70 > Front/Rear 48.8 > Left/Right: 54.2 > Cross: 50.2 > I have a bit of a push off the corners right after new tires. I have
tried > Lowering the LF pressure and softening the LF shock slightly--independently of > the turns. > Any suggestions that I can try? Top ten just isn't enough for me. I've > been at this damn setup since NASCAR Racing the original WAY BACK when it > first came out, and now I'm looking for assistance. I need to conquer this > track. As Jake and Elwood Blues would say, "I'm on a mission from God." > Joe begin 666 Jcdover.stg *```````!```````` ` end

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