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I have been racing and practicing a lot with the F1's this year but always seem to struggle on getting the F1's to grip. On tarmac when powering down the straight i can gently apply the power but i think i always get the setup too low or high geared and never find one where I can keep up with the guy in front.

 

When entering the corners the car seems to push on too much no matter what I change on the setup and I just seem to slid too much.

 

Do you think it could be down to driving style or am I missing a setup that needs changing.

 

On shale it is mainly on getting the grip when applying the power – tried applying slowly but then the guy in front has increased the gap.

 

I am still puzzled how the top guys can go to any track and still hit top times. Hat off to you if you can do that.

 

The last question is would a G27 wheel compared to my sidewinder improve all this?

 

Any help, advice would be appreciated.

Edited by southy277
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If you have today some free time left I can practice with you and give you some advise setup wise and driving wise maybe. Tell me by what tracks or things you struggle with and I will try to help you out.

 

I have a sidewinder wheel too, and can keep up with the top guys so don't think that that can give any problems. Don't spent that much money on a wheel lol.

 

Mike

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Thanks Mike. Unfortuantly i am at work...if thats what you call it when i spend my time on here lol

 

I am having a few days off soon so i can give you a shout and if your available we can give it a go.

 

Glad to hear some of the top guys use the sidewinder - mine is 10 year old and still going strong. I don't think i am far off but some tracks i just struggle with. Last night i tried a few different shale chassis's and found that i could control the car better on some tracks where i struggle with my current one. Does anyone else find this? Something to do with the way everything infront of you (mirrors, bonnet scoop etc) is displayed infront. Might be that I need to find a chassis i am comfortable with.

 

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