Forza 3: Another newbie question
Forza 3: Another newbie question
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wy906

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3,169 posts

203 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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When upgrading, is using the ‘quick upgrade’ option the best and easiest way for the most balanced result?

Or would you recommend to ‘pick & mix’?

Ta.

PulsatingStar

1,719 posts

277 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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Not the best but its good enough to win races in career if youre reasonable.

Usually best to do something along the lines of tyres, weight, cage and transmission/suspension mods.

Munter

31,331 posts

270 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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My rules for upgrades are currently.

A)convert to AWD if possible. (AWD seems to give a stupid level of performance increase compared to the PI index change)
B)Fit fully adjustable suspension.
C)Reduce weight.
D)Upgrade tyres.
E)Add power.

Edit: Then use this setup tool http://www.forzatraders.com/forza-motorsport-3-car...

Edited by Munter on Thursday 3rd December 11:44

wy906

Original Poster:

3,169 posts

203 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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PulsatingStar said:
Not the best but its good enough to win races in career if youre reasonable.
I assume you're talking about racing against AI at the hardest level?


HereBeMonsters

14,180 posts

211 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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I've also noticed the 4wd thingy. Only way you can get a decent start without wheelspin...

wy906

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3,169 posts

203 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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Cheers Munter.

I've tried the Forzatrader set up tool already on a standard GT3 RS and it does change the car’s handling quite drastically. The GT3 RS now handles very neutral.

I was wondering if I should start upgrading the cars the way you would in real life, i.e start from the tyres and move on from there but obviously not! smile

Ta!

Dakkon

7,829 posts

282 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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It comes down to preference really, I always upgrade the tyres on a car as one of the first things I do.

PulsatingStar

1,719 posts

277 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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wy906 said:
PulsatingStar said:
Not the best but its good enough to win races in career if youre reasonable.
I assume you're talking about racing against AI at the hardest level?
Yes the only one that troubled me was when I made my ISF thing class A on auto upgrade and despite driving the wheels of it could only get 2nd.

I bought an RS200 deciding it must be the car not me and won with ease.

nsmith1180

3,941 posts

207 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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I tend to leave my cars on stock rubber usually. The tyres it comes with are better than the sports IMHO. Only move up when I have trouble controlling it and it goes up to Race.

S3_Graham

12,835 posts

228 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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Dakkon said:
It comes down to preference really, I always upgrade the tyres on a car as one of the first things I do.
i also do tyres first...

Salgar

3,285 posts

213 months

Thursday 3rd December 2009
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I always do weight reduction and brakes first.

Then some tyres and power depending on how the car is behaving. If it's American, all tyres, no power. If it's from anywhere else, it depends.

ETA: While the 'quick upgrade' works, it's not nearly as fun as doing it yourself, even if you screw it up. Then again, horses for courses and all that.

Edited by Salgar on Thursday 3rd December 14:43