PASM Sport Mode on Bumpy Tracks?
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Just curious what most are running. I run Sebring on a semi regular basis. Always turn on sport mode, but run pasm in normal. Seems bumpy as hell in "soft" mode.
Suggestions? Am I missing out on something by not running pasm in sport?
Suggestions? Am I missing out on something by not running pasm in sport?
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I vote NO as sport is terrible on a bumpy track in a 7.1. In fact if you are not in a "Magny-Cours smooth" type of track I can't see how one can ever use it and gain something..
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I've been running PASM sport mode at Sebring with both the ex-S and the current 3.
The thing with Sebring is only Turn 1 and 17 are bumpy, and the rest is smooth. For tight turns like 7, 10, 13 etc. I think hard is the only way to do it...
The thing with Sebring is only Turn 1 and 17 are bumpy, and the rest is smooth. For tight turns like 7, 10, 13 etc. I think hard is the only way to do it...
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young dumb and full of... oh nevermind
to op: I had the same frustration with pasm - hard was too hard and soft was too soft... fwiw I ran faster in soft settings but did not like the way it felt.
I changed out susp and now use the pasm switch in the cabin to activate my no point by missiles
to op: I had the same frustration with pasm - hard was too hard and soft was too soft... fwiw I ran faster in soft settings but did not like the way it felt.
I changed out susp and now use the pasm switch in the cabin to activate my no point by missiles
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when I did the ring in my 07 .1 car there was a significant difference in lap times between PASM normal and sport ... IMHO sport is only useful for the smoothest of tracks otherwise the car simply rattles and bounces around ...
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I'm not at the level where changing suspension is an option. I need to shave another 10 seconds off my times before that would even be a consideration.
I'll be out at Sebring in two weeks. Maybe I'll give the "stiff" mode a try and see how it feels. Car just feels so jittery on the street in sport mode, I never bothered to give it a try on the track assuming it would be twitchy through the rough parts.
I'll be out at Sebring in two weeks. Maybe I'll give the "stiff" mode a try and see how it feels. Car just feels so jittery on the street in sport mode, I never bothered to give it a try on the track assuming it would be twitchy through the rough parts.
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Trakcar and Erik are more of an expert than me.....but they run the 997.1 in normal (non sport mode)
I tried both, and thought sport was brutal through 17 and 1 at the limit
on the 997.2 I run in sport
Will be at Sebring this weekend
I tried both, and thought sport was brutal through 17 and 1 at the limit
on the 997.2 I run in sport
Will be at Sebring this weekend
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