Hey all,
If I'm looking for more downforce, does adjusting rear ride height higher affect downforce in PC2 like it does in a real F1 car?
Hey all,
If I'm looking for more downforce, does adjusting rear ride height higher affect downforce in PC2 like it does in a real F1 car?
Yes it does.
The shift in CoP can be quite significant on some cars, depending on how well you get the diffuser to work.
PCARS 2's aero model is quite sophisticated.
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Awesome! I didn't know the aero model in game is that realistic. Good to know. Thanks for clarifying !
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