With the new tour mode, the car will be much softer over bumps, large or small.If you currently brace yourself when you are about to drive over a rough road or a road with large bumps, that will no longer be required.We will be offering a New Tour mode, a New Sport mode, and a New Super Sport mode.Īlso, for those of you who frequently track your car and like the current the current Track calibration, there will be a 2nd New Tour mode (Tour 2) that will be paired with the current track mode The explanation for each of the modes and how they will enhance your driving experience are below followed by the options available for the calibrations in each of the tour and sport modes. How will the new calibration enhance your driving experience? The amount of damping required for the racetrack is on the order of 500% more that required for a true Sport mode.Īlso, it is important to note that performance traction management will not be affected at all by these new calibrations. The MRC switch on the center console of your 6th generation Corvette is labeled with 2 modes:įor 2009 to 2013 production, which is in your car right now, the Sport mode is a racetrack mode. Contact Jim To Get Yours 2009 -2013 ZR1 MRC Shock Calibration Upgrades
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For wheel to wheel racing, iRacing wins for me because of the ecosystem, not the car, not the car dynamics, not the graphics, not the reality or any other technical measure other than being a more mature racing series with a backend designed around it.Īll that said, ACC could be a completely different animal, it would seem silly to me that they would use a different physics model across the two games but I guess it's possible.100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. Overall, I like driving cars on AC more than iRacing because they feel like the real car and behave as expected for the most part (for the cars I have driven on track). It was absolutely amazing to watch but very likely not physically possible without some type of propulsion system to generate the height and distance achieved. Lap 1 of the race someone in the "pack" managed to crash into another car on-track and somehow flew through the air and hit a car that started from the pits and was two turns back. This was a baseline Mazda event with fixed setup (not that it would matter), the stock iRacing Mazda MX-5 on this track rarely breaks 100 and when it does it only does so for a handful of seconds at best. I witnessed this just this past Saturday on the Jefferson circuit on Summit Point. You will periodically see cars flying through space in trajectories that do not match either the speed or direction of the original crash. It feels like they are purposefully trying to penalize you for going off track but based on a blog post from one of their engineers a few years ago, it sounds like they just don't bother with any detailed analysis of how cars behave once they leave the track and ONLY change the coefficient of friction with no other analysis which would probably explain the poor off-track physics.Īnother example of the wonky physics is the crashing. In iRacing, you can drop a wheel off on a straight and immediately go into a completely uncontrollable spin which would typically require some relatively aggressive input on the driver's part in real life. Off-track physics are not correct in iRacing at all, so if a wheel goes off track the wheel will completely loose traction, it feels like they are only considering the coefficient of friction of the top of a hard surface without considering things like the "softness" of the outside of the track etc. No big deal, it's a video game but ironically I find AC to be the opposite in that many scenarios, the FFB is too heavy and fixing them has the similar but different problems from iRacing. The on-track physics are pretty livable but FFB seems too light for many scenarios and I end up having to make sacrifices all over the place if I try and fix those. That being said, for online series racing, they are the most popular, I'm just saying that iRacing is not a great simulation of an actual car.įrom a physics standpoint iRacing is not great. Based on what you will read online, most iRacing folks will just learn to live with the problems and move on because the series format and online organization components of the game are there (notice I did not say they are "good" because they are run like a local YMCA youth league at best). IRacing has some fairly large discrepancies with actual physics. I have only driven AC on my local machine, not ACC which is a different product so take any comparison with a grain of salt.
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