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Originally Posted by chris_flies
One thing I'll add; when I coded the DSC module for my LSD (eDiff disable, brake nannies, etc.), I played with the "understeer" coefficient setting, first setting it to a 135i level (very little effect), and then to the 1M level (very good effect). In DTC mode (one tap of the button) the car now allows a good deal more yaw and a little more wheelspin before stepping-in, and when it does step-in it's a lot smoother than it used to be. It's my goldilocks mode that can be quickly enabled and lets me play with the rear end a bit more when I'm in the rain on my summer tires, or on some really wacky terrain that I know will cause issues. There's a safety net there, and it works well for driving on the street. I also had the wonderful opportunity to see how the car and the computer reacts on a skidpad, so when it does step-out, I'm comfortable with the recovery.
Here's a thread on the coding stuff, and it's where I found the 1M values:
https://www.1addicts.com/forums/show...1216642&page=5 |
Awesome! I didn't know you could do that.
I'm guessing you changed these four values:?
Code:
LENKWINKELKENNLINIE // Steering Angle Characteristic Curve
135i: wert_03
1M: wert_00
UEBERSTEUERN_MUE_0 // Understeer Friction Coefficient 0
135i: wert_04
1M: wert_00 (base value is wert_01, C04 value is wert_04, others are wert_00, not sure what the true value is)
UEBERSTEUERN_MUE_1_2 // Understeer Friction Coefficient 1 2 [DATA<128 ? COEFFICIENT = 2.5 + (DATA/64) : COEFFICIENT = 2.5 + ((DATA/64-256)/64)]
135i: wert_05
1M: wert_00 (base value is wert_01, C04 value is wert_04, others are wert_00, not sure what the true value is)
UNTERSTEUERSCHWELLE // Understeer Threshold
135i: wert_01
1M: wert_00 (C03 is wert_02, C04 is wert_04, others are wert_00)