Looking for a tune for VW Beetle

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#1 Thu, 05/03/2012 - 09:00
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Looking for a tune for VW Beetle

Class doesn't matter, lower better I'd say, but I have a paint in the S/F that's sold over 250 copies and I wanna drive the damn thing once in a while, competitively would be nice. As I say I don't care what class, where ever it's sweet spot happens to be, but I am in need of lower class cars, seems mine keep creeeping upwards.

BTW, Stewie, THANK YOU for the Austin, it is heavenly. If anything it's a bit mellow, but I think that's how it should be, really a pleasure to drive!

Fri, 05/04/2012 - 23:20
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I put a tune up on my SF if you want to check it out.  Let me know how it compares to Pap's

Sat, 05/05/2012 - 14:31
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Pap's tune drives like it's RWD...it's SuhWeeeeet!!!!

Sat, 05/05/2012 - 19:08 (Reply to #3)
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My original tune had lift oversteer, but I fitted the largest rear tires I could on it so that it feels a bit more stable.  

That's a really hard car to build though, as it doesn't naturally excel in any category out of the box, so there isn't a clear direction to go. Normally I avoid trans upgrades in lower classes unless there is some PI advantage(Honda), but in the end I felt it necessary to put the racing trans in it because the stock one was just killing me.  Even though I "lost" some PI doing that, it carries 3mph faster through the straight on Mugello short, so I guess it was in a way worth it.

All that said, I still can't get that thing anywhere near as fast as my favorite non-LB cars.

 

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