Nothing is certain but as examples rFactor 1 is still for sale on Steam, older games are available as abandonware.
[ATTACH] And https://www.caterhamcars.com/en/latest/guest-blog-on-track-for-the-academy-with-rob-oldland-7
18 PSI for me but I have very different tyres (Avon ZZS) to the Academy ones, I’ve read that they use of 30 for those.
No idea who that could be :rolleyes:
The real car is "restricted" to 720 deg https://forum.studio-397.com/index.php?threads/caterham-academy.72446/page-9#post-1105759
Tricky when a typical S397 .MFT file looks like this [Component] Name=Caterham_Academy_2021 Version=1.05 Type=2 Author=Mod Team Origin=0...
The rear has similar geometry.
Point of information: because of the tight homologation rules Hopkirk's Mini would have less power and no LSD. Remember that he was disqualified...
One thing I do recall from talking with the 2017 Academy winner was that although there was only one permitted type of tyre there was nothing to...
I had a Cooper 'S' a long time ago, with the standard 76 bhp engine and torque steer was not a thing with that. I do remember going through a set...
https://www.academyracer.co.uk/setup-morning-notes-for-the-absent/ But so I would think it won't amount to a lot of degrees. I haven't heard of...
Yes, as said above. It’s a British car so they’re number plates :p And they’re fitted to the car when it’s new and never changed! :D Oh and you...
A combination of things has kept me away from trying this until now including rFactor crashing and me having to start with a new UserData folder...
Usually 260 or 280
If I remember (I did an app to change the degrees for rF1) the standard car is approx 720 deg lock to lock and the quick rack 610. A racer I know...
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