I have noticed that in the setup menu I can alter the final drive ratio but not the individual gear ratios. All the other buttons on the setup page seem to work except the ones for gear ratio. The buttons are not greyed out. Is this normal? Also, I have never found an instruction sheet for P&G so I don't know how some thing are done, for instance, pit stops. Is there an FAQ list or similar somewhere?
Changing Gear Ratios
Started by
benzman
, Jun 25 2010 - 05:14 AM
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted Jun 25 2010 - 05:14 AM
#2
Posted Jun 25 2010 - 09:59 AM
This is normal, and realistic. You adjust the final drive ratio so the engine doesn't quite redline in top gear at the end of the longest straight (and on a few tracks you may not have a tall enough gear to do that). The individual gears may not be optimal for the track, but in the vast majority of real cars it's much easier to pull a cover and change two gears in the rear end than to remove and tear down the gearbox to replace numerous gears.
Pit stops, weather, etc., are handled as in default GTR2, so check the data for that. But there is no pit lane speed limit in P&G (except common sense).
Pit stops, weather, etc., are handled as in default GTR2, so check the data for that. But there is no pit lane speed limit in P&G (except common sense).
Edited by jgf, Jun 25 2010 - 10:02 AM.
#3
Posted Jun 25 2010 - 01:03 PM
jgf, on Jun 25 2010 - 09:59 AM, said:
This is normal, and realistic. You adjust the final drive ratio so the engine doesn't quite redline in top gear at the end of the longest straight (and on a few tracks you may not have a tall enough gear to do that). The individual gears may not be optimal for the track, but in the vast majority of real cars it's much easier to pull a cover and change two gears in the rear end than to remove and tear down the gearbox to replace numerous gears.
Pit stops, weather, etc., are handled as in default GTR2, so check the data for that. But there is no pit lane speed limit in P&G (except common sense).
Pit stops, weather, etc., are handled as in default GTR2, so check the data for that. But there is no pit lane speed limit in P&G (except common sense).
#4
Posted Jun 29 2010 - 04:16 PM
benzman, on Jun 25 2010 - 01:03 PM, said:
jgf, on Jun 25 2010 - 09:59 AM, said:
This is normal, and realistic. You adjust the final drive ratio so the engine doesn't quite redline in top gear at the end of the longest straight (and on a few tracks you may not have a tall enough gear to do that). The individual gears may not be optimal for the track, but in the vast majority of real cars it's much easier to pull a cover and change two gears in the rear end than to remove and tear down the gearbox to replace numerous gears.
Pit stops, weather, etc., are handled as in default GTR2, so check the data for that. But there is no pit lane speed limit in P&G (except common sense).
Pit stops, weather, etc., are handled as in default GTR2, so check the data for that. But there is no pit lane speed limit in P&G (except common sense).
Note that some cars will allow independent gear ratios changes.
This is obviously just dependent -and reflecting- what the real counterparts used for that.
#5
Posted Jun 29 2010 - 08:32 PM
Since P&G uses GTR2 as its base, the pitstop sequence is the same. What are you having problems with?
#6
Posted Aug 07 2010 - 06:10 PM
HR186S, on Jun 29 2010 - 08:32 PM, said:
Since P&G uses GTR2 as its base, the pitstop sequence is the same. What are you having problems with?
I have set a button on my G25 for 'pit in request' but it it doesn't seem to do anything. How do you know if your request has been acknowledged and how do you know when to come in? I have found some postings on what to do when you are in the pits but not a lot else.
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