How Can You Tell When You Have Bottomed Out?
Looking for help on this one - Thanks...
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- @dwin20 Never gone so low that I’ve felt it on track. But have caught caught straddling a kerb from time to time. I would imagine you would feel steering constantly going light and FFB vibrations rapidly increasing and decreasing. But can’t be surec
@dwin20 wrote:Looking for help on this one - Thanks...
You can't really.
But generally if you lose some speed after a bump on a straight you are bottoming out (you need to be very high wing, very low and very soft for it to happen) or have understeer = front bottomed out or oversteer = Rear bottomed out on a bump in a corner.
@DavidGG53 Thanks - this was very helpful.
I’ve only noticed it on kerbs - too low and either ride on them and loose steering or they spin you depending on the type of kerb
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