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FPVaaron
7th November 2005, 10:54
I got a bit bored so I recorded all the 1/4 times for the LFS cars with defult setups so here they are....
Xf gti - 16.33
Xr Gt - 15.86
Xr gt Turbo - 13:80
RB4 Gt - 13:70
FXO turbo - 14.42
Lx4 - 13:17
Lx6 - 12:53
Mrt5 - 13.88
Uf1000 - 17.87
Ra - 12.70
Fz5 - 12:69
Formula Xr - 12.03
Xf gtr - 13.17
Uf gtr - 13.11
Formula v8 - 10:78
FXO GTR - 10:88
XR GTR - 11:63
Fz50 GTR - 10:99
Note: I had two attempts at each one and chose the best time.
AndyC
7th November 2005, 11:04
intresting, quite good to compare times. I knew the XR GTR was slow off the line but that's quite a bit slower than the rest. Also thought the FZ50 would have been quicker than the FXO, even though the FXO has quick accel I would have thought the pace of the FZ50 would have beaten it over a 1/2 mile.
Lola Popeye
7th November 2005, 11:40
yes, over a 1/2 mile FZR would pWn FXR, but this is 1/4 :)
CrazyICE
7th November 2005, 11:45
really nice to see :)
steve
7th November 2005, 17:52
Those times are slow, i can get almost a second faster on each car :P
bbman
7th November 2005, 18:09
He said "default setups"... ;)
TravisS
7th November 2005, 21:19
According to the Raceabout website the 1/4 mile is actually closer to 14 seconds... so you've gone about 1.5 seconds faster then the real thing!
Makes me wonder. Is that 14s time way off, or is LFS way off?
http://www.raceabout.fi/car_techdata.php
eindewege
7th November 2005, 21:44
According to the Raceabout website the 1/4 mile is actually closer to 14 seconds... so you've gone about 1.5 seconds faster then the real thing!
Makes me wonder. Is that 14s time way off, or is LFS way off?
http://www.raceabout.fi/car_techdata.php My guess is that changeing gears in real life takes a bit more time.
Tege
7th November 2005, 22:24
According to the Raceabout website the 1/4 mile is actually closer to 14 seconds... so you've gone about 1.5 seconds faster then the real thing!
Makes me wonder. Is that 14s time way off, or is LFS way off?
http://www.raceabout.fi/car_techdata.php
If you look a bit harder you'll see that engine power is different... :)
Rotary
8th November 2005, 01:12
If you're ever bored again you could try doing 3 runs for each and then post the average time of the 3 runs for each car :D
skiingman
8th November 2005, 01:36
According to the Raceabout website the 1/4 mile is actually closer to 14 seconds... so you've gone about 1.5 seconds faster then the real thing!
Makes me wonder. Is that 14s time way off, or is LFS way off?
http://www.raceabout.fi/car_techdata.php
I've got no idea what the stock tires/suspension setup on a raceabout is, but that 1/4 mile time is awful for that power to weight.
I've seen cars get similar times with similar power and hundreds of kilos more weight.
tristancliffe
8th November 2005, 11:04
Default settings, so springs, dampers, ride height, gearing etc not optimised for 1/4 miles times.
skiingman
8th November 2005, 20:33
Default settings, so springs, dampers, ride height, gearing etc not optimised for 1/4 miles times.
No, I mean that the LFS default settings seem to provide a reasonable time, but the "real world" claim seems very slow. 12.70 is reasonable for the LFS setup, the real life setup doing 14s seems rather slow. I would think low 13's would be possible with any reasonable suspension/tire combo on the real life example.
Doorman
8th November 2005, 21:14
Default settings, so springs, dampers, ride height, gearing etc not optimised for 1/4 miles times. Fancy seeing you here :D
_Rob_
8th November 2005, 21:17
If you're ever bored again you could try doing 3 runs for each and then post the average time of the 3 runs for each car :D
Thats what I did when I made tables of performance figures :p
(got S1 cars in S1, S2 cars in S2 (not S1 cars in S2 though :))
(I did 3 runs with each car, and took average values for 0-60mph, 0-100km/h, 0-100mph, 1/4 mile :o)
TravisS
9th November 2005, 04:03
If you look a bit harder you'll see that engine power is different... :)
Wow, that's a HUGE difference for torque
250 Nm (@5780 RPM) for the real thing, 360 Nm (@3500 RPM) in LFS
That more then explains the time difference :p
tristancliffe
9th November 2005, 10:19
It's not LFS is wrong per say, it's just that the real car specs have changed since it was coded into LFS.
I think
Tege
9th November 2005, 19:08
It's not LFS is wrong per say, it's just that the real car specs have changed since it was coded into LFS.
I think
Yes and no :) Last time i heard the old engine is still in the car but the new engine (closer to LFS) will be in some day. The engine was supposed to be in the car a while ago that's why we decided to use the new engine and "tune" it to power which was discussed for the real car then.
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