Hey guys, thanks for watching. I've tried to keep these videos fairly beginner friendly, but if you have any tricks, tips or additional comments to add, please leave them in the comments - I'm sure there will be plenty of people that will be able to benefit from the collective experience of the community.
I'm currently returning to Simracing after being away for 9 years. As luck would have it this video pops up on my channel as the first I see from your channel. You get a thumbs up and a subscription for me because this is very much what I need to get back on the horse proper.
Chris, you're a hero! I've been looking for something like this for years but now is the first time someone could actually tell me something that I understand instead of sitting there for two hours trying to somehow get what people are talking about. Thank you!
Ive been racing fix set ups on i racing for a little while now, and have always been abit hesitant to race in the other series's due to set ups, ive got a feeling these videos are going to come in very handy thanks dude.
Great work as per usual Chris. i for one will be watching each episode and using it as a reference. Fair play to you for taking on such an involved subject, and making it understandable to mr average (me). and your hard work in writing/producing these videos is REALLY appreciated. Hats off & well done that man!
As someone who has only recently got in to Sim racing after getting a hand me down wheel and pedals from a friend this and all of your other videos have been so incredibly helpful Chris! I cannot thank you enough for putting these together and sharing your knowledge! I look forward to learning more and more from your videos :D
I am so glad I found this series. I've been sim racing for a few years but was always hesitant to even try to do a setup. This is the best series for beginners by a country mile. It's well organized and well presented. Absolutely terrific.
This series must've taken a great deal of time and effort to produce. So glad to have found your channel. Really appreciate the passion you pour into all your videos. Quality stuff mate. Fan from Malaysia here, keep up the good work!
I'm always looking to improve, ever since I started sim racing in the early 2000s. I can already see I'm gonna like your perspective and approach in explaining the setup components, something I've only tinkered with for around 20 years lol Looking forward to watching this series!
Simracing changed - in the GPL years everybody shared their setups, numerous online databases to find any setup you needed. When I got back to simracing a couple of months ago I was surprised that I could hardly find setups - except for paid ones. I became a member of VRS which itself is absolutely great with an analyzer and lots of helpfull trackguides, but for most other sims it's quite impossible to find setups at all. Mostly due to the huge amount of track and cars combinations and constantly updated physics I guess. So time to finally learn how these bloody setups work. I think your tutorials will help me a great deal :)
Absolutely fantastic video. I am that type of person who can't watch a full video. And for me this is pure gold, I am trying to type a comment but I just can't because this was so amazing. I am going to watch the whole series and I am so grateful for the content you have provided for me and my fellow simracers. Instant subscribe and like, best to ya mate.
Mate, really appreciate your effort to make this video guide. You made everything very clear, especially for those that still need to learn about setups. Cheers.
could this be the holy grail that I need.... It does look like it... now on to video 2... thanks so much for your effort and for all of the help... I can't wait to watch this whole series... twice or three times at least..
Less than a few minutes in, and I already feel overwhelmed, but I'll try to learn. Integrity, do not fail me, now! P.S Thanks for making these videos for people who are in the dark when it comes to setup, Chris!
This has to be to be some of the most helpful content I have seen. Brilliant work chief and thanks massively for making the approach to understanding car setting up a ton easier and more importantly enjoyable 💪🏻.
Thank you so much for this. I will check all of them because even though i am playing racing sims for many many years, setups are my biggest weakness so maybe it will help a bit. Thanks for doing this.
This is amazing, thank you for putting this together. It really put the puzzle pieces together in my noob brain. I can’t wait to start tuning for real now.
Excellent series. Thanks for taking the time to think it our, produce the right replays and explain it so well. May I ever get to your level with my videos, I'll consider myself a lucky person.
There's an advice I heared that really helped me that would be useful here: sometimes when you have a little understeer it goes unnoticed, and then when you slow down throgth the corner you gain more grip and if the conditions are right your regain grip at the front and the excessive steering angle causes a spin out that mimics oversteery when really the core of the problem is the understeer.
This is really important and I noticed this recently with RSS4 on Assetto Corsa. Tried to hard to remedy oversteer only made the problem worse, when it was understeer that i should fix so that it would put too much pressure on the rear after it "snapped". Only when i gave up and defaulted the set up I understood what was going on.
Damn dude you're amazing for this. I've always just used community presets because understanding each part for each game and each effect is daunting. Thanks
Awesome to bring this Setup Guide to life. I ˋm looking forward to the whole series of guides. Mayen there is a slightly Chance of getting faster after all that study. Many many thanks for taking your time to explain all the needed stuff.
Just found this introductory video and very interested to watch through the further videos in the series. Very nicely put together and very clear advice 👍🏼
Looking forward to this. I'm only about a month into sim racing and I'm done with career mode of AC. It's time to get into some online racing, but I'm finding my quali times up to 5s off of pole... Everyone in the chat says it's all the setup.
Cant thankyou enough for doing this series of videos I'm totally new to the Sim world this is going to be so helpful. Now I just need one for navigating the actually Sim software (games) and then all the other software like steam and Simucube and what other software is required ..... Maybe in the future a series on all of this ?? Its quite intimidating for a newbie especially one thats not a computer geek
Hey Steve - thanks. Davy Jones has several step by step startup videos for some of the sims and other software on his channel. You may be able to find what you're looking for here: ua-cam.com/users/crankigeek
@@ChrisHaye cheers thanks Chris and your videos are excellent !! just came across your channel today and the way you explain things and the time and effort going into making these vids. Great work
If possible, could you add to the series? Making a qualifying setups vs race setups. Also fuel loads and the effects on your setup as the race progresses only if these things won't be discussed in one of the other topics.
Good idea 215Sugarfree - I do touch on these things in a few of the upcoming videos... but I haven't finalised the last couple, which are all about bringing everything together to build a setup in its entirety yet - so that seems like a great place to add this.
Awesome idea, Chris and very good luck with the concept. And as a creator myself, could I just give you a personal compliment on your THUMBNAILS, especially the way you are handling the text side of it. I struggled for ages with constant changes. But your text is not only clear, but seems easier to read the smaller the thumbnail size. Clever idea on the opposite YING & YANG foreground & background colors too...…… I can see 5k subs coming very soon Chris ; )))
Thanks SingleRacer - I decided fairly early on that I'd try to develop a recognisable visual style for the thumbnails. Sooooo many thumbnails on YT are just a picture of the persons head surrounded by emoji's, which basically communicates nothing of value. And yeah, the goal is 5K by Christmas. :D
Heh. Thanks 2ndLastJedi - I have scattered a bit of PC2 footage throughout the videos, because it does look very good. But, it's a pain to get the cameras doing what you want... which is the case for pretty much all of the sims!
@@ChrisHaye AC replays are really cool in VR especially the camera right on the track surface when the cars drive right over you ! I know a bit about set ups but your vids should be good for me to use to explain better to my 12 yrs old Son just how important set ups are :)
Thanks for the kind words lanlvl456, they're very much appreciated. I've not spoken too much about FWD cars in these videos, since they're the outlier, but most of it works the same way.
Love this, thanks for putting the time in. The setup problems I have are long-standing; when things aren't going well, do I change Me or the car? All set up is connected, so I need to look at how everything is connected and what changes do to that network of connections. Keep up the good work old bean. Alex.
This is a lot of work! I am going to watch all of it well done! Your videos have had a lot of polish but for just attempting such a big task much respect! This will help a lot of people. Awesome!
Chris. Great intro to the subsequent series. Question: do you have a link to your daily rig setup? Im looking to upgrade my wheel, pedals and shifter. Yes...the major components. I finally got my next level F1-GT cockpit but logitech g920 setup dulls the immersion. After 2 years of having it it feels like a toy now. Ready for the upgrade.
Hey man, I made this a little while ago: ua-cam.com/video/BsVndU82kyg/v-deo.html A few things have changed, mostly the wheel, which I talk about here: ua-cam.com/video/MGB4K3AofwU/v-deo.html
Contrary to popular beliefs, setups serve to encourage good habits, not to absorb bad ones. Depending on how you drive you can make the same setup oversteery or understeery, so a good setup doesn’t make you quick per se. It’s the other way around. Since anything can be driven to the limit, learn first to find the limits of a def setup and learn the track well before you make any changes, because once you improve your laptime you won’t be able to tell whether it’s because you improved or because the car improved, And you’ll be on a wrong path to start your setup with. I personally spend more time working on my driving skills than I do making setups because this is where I find speed. Then if I identify a precise handling characteristic that’s slowing me down and I know for sure it’s not caused by my own inputs, I go and try things here and there. I believe 10% of a great laptime comes from practised driving skills (that’s the conscious part of your brain that says “i need a better setup to beat this guy” ), 5% comes from actual setup and the other 80% comes from things you do without really knowing (the part of your brain which brings ease and pleasure from driving and that doesn’t give a dam if the setup is good as long as the lap feels good)
O cool, I really needed this, thank you so mutch, I'll watch it later tho! but this will help me big times!!! ( also, can we race one day - I'm not that good ;) )!
Hey VVolfz - no worries dude. It'll take me a few days to get the rest of the series up on line anyway. I'm hoping to get some racing with subs organised in the future too!
Nice video Chris! but I have a question, does the rotation helps the car rely on the aerodynamic grip(F1s, Prototypes etc...), and how much rotation is too much for a car more rely on machinal grip? THX!
@@ChrisHaye hehe thanks man I like it too :) In the 1 year since I started SimRacing I found a lot of great youtuber's and your channel if definitely among the best. Love all your videos and i really hope your youtube channel grows you deserve it man,keep up the good work
Yeah, the guys at Race Sim Studios have put together a pack of the GT class (later GT1) cars from 2004 - and they're absolutely amazing. Probably the best AC mods. They're working on the N-GT cars at the moment (the Porsche and F360). racesimstudio.com/rss-gt-pack-now-available
Hello Chris, i really like all your videos , and they are always done so good, but i have a question for you. Somebody like me who doesn't have much time to sim racing with my family and all. Is there a way to download a setup for a car and track, the add it to content manager. Please let me know and thanks
Nice, but the ambient or background sounds sadly too loud so clutters the content for me. It's sad because i like the cars racing in the background, and the image quality too. Although I'm maybe the guy who does not like to be talked to in the middle of the corner :D
![Sim Racing Setup Guide 02 - Tyres [Temperature, Pressure & Compound]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/zcc0C-dEDYY/mqdefault.jpg)
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Judging from this first video this whole series is going to be really good and helpful.
Thanks Chris - hope they're useful.
If only
Hey guys, thanks for watching. I've tried to keep these videos fairly beginner friendly, but if you have any tricks, tips or additional comments to add, please leave them in the comments - I'm sure there will be plenty of people that will be able to benefit from the collective experience of the community.
Im not a green horn but 1 can always learn TY Chris
I'm currently returning to Simracing after being away for 9 years. As luck would have it this video pops up on my channel as the first I see from your channel. You get a thumbs up and a subscription for me because this is very much what I need to get back on the horse proper.
Thanks Esteban - I hope the videos prove to be helpful. Good luck!
The best boi to cover setups is finally doing it.
*Absolute madman*
Thanks dude, much appreciated. And thanks for watching
Chris, you're a hero! I've been looking for something like this for years but now is the first time someone could actually tell me something that I understand instead of sitting there for two hours trying to somehow get what people are talking about. Thank you!
Thanks for the kind words SellerieMitDip, they're very much appreciated. Hopefully these are helpful for people.
Ive been racing fix set ups on i racing for a little while now, and have always been abit hesitant to race in the other series's due to set ups, ive got a feeling these videos are going to come in very handy thanks dude.
Great work as per usual Chris. i for one will be watching each episode and using it as a reference. Fair play to you for taking on such an involved subject, and making it understandable to mr average (me). and your hard work in writing/producing these videos is REALLY appreciated. Hats off & well done that man!
Thanks Oldbutnotwiser - yeah these have been a little while in the making, hope you find them useful.
As someone who has only recently got in to Sim racing after getting a hand me down wheel and pedals from a friend this and all of your other videos have been so incredibly helpful Chris! I cannot thank you enough for putting these together and sharing your knowledge! I look forward to learning more and more from your videos :D
Thanks Nathan, much appreciated dude
There is never enough guides about setups. Thank you Chris Haye!
Thanks Stigie - much appreciated.
Thanks Chris for taking on this Mammoth task, I've found it very useful thus far and look forward to the rest of the uploads.
I am so glad I found this series. I've been sim racing for a few years but was always hesitant to even try to do a setup. This is the best series for beginners by a country mile. It's well organized and well presented. Absolutely terrific.
This series must've taken a great deal of time and effort to produce. So glad to have found your channel. Really appreciate the passion you pour into all your videos. Quality stuff mate. Fan from Malaysia here, keep up the good work!
Thanks for the kind words Zainul Hazim, they're very much appreciated.
Sweet. I've avoided getting into doing any in-depth setups because of the pain of learning it, this is much appreciated.
Thank you Alex, glad you enjoyed the video.
I'm always looking to improve, ever since I started sim racing in the early 2000s. I can already see I'm gonna like your perspective and approach in explaining the setup components, something I've only tinkered with for around 20 years lol Looking forward to watching this series!
Simracing changed - in the GPL years everybody shared their setups, numerous online databases to find any setup you needed. When I got back to simracing a couple of months ago I was surprised that I could hardly find setups - except for paid ones. I became a member of VRS which itself is absolutely great with an analyzer and lots of helpfull trackguides, but for most other sims it's quite impossible to find setups at all. Mostly due to the huge amount of track and cars combinations and constantly updated physics I guess.
So time to finally learn how these bloody setups work. I think your tutorials will help me a great deal :)
Absolutely fantastic video. I am that type of person who can't watch a full video. And for me this is pure gold, I am trying to type a comment but I just can't because this was so amazing. I am going to watch the whole series and I am so grateful for the content you have provided for me and my fellow simracers. Instant subscribe and like, best to ya mate.
Mate, really appreciate your effort to make this video guide. You made everything very clear, especially for those that still need to learn about setups. Cheers.
could this be the holy grail that I need.... It does look like it... now on to video 2... thanks so much for your effort and for all of the help... I can't wait to watch this whole series... twice or three times at least..
Less than a few minutes in, and I already feel overwhelmed, but I'll try to learn. Integrity, do not fail me, now! P.S Thanks for making these videos for people who are in the dark when it comes to setup, Chris!
Thanks Daniel - if you have any questions, feel free to ask. If I cant help you there are lots of helpful regular commenters.
Just saw this first video. Happy to see you have a whole series. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Javier. Hope it's helpful.
This has to be to be some of the most helpful content I have seen. Brilliant work chief and thanks massively for making the approach to understanding car setting up a ton easier and more importantly enjoyable 💪🏻.
Very excited to spend some time with this series. Subscribed and shared. Thanks so much for producing this.
Thanks dude, much appreciated. Hope the videos are helpful, and thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this. I will check all of them because even though i am playing racing sims for many many years, setups are my biggest weakness so maybe it will help a bit. Thanks for doing this.
Thanks dude, much appreciated. Hope the videos are helpful.
This is amazing, thank you for putting this together. It really put the puzzle pieces together in my noob brain. I can’t wait to start tuning for real now.
Thanks, hope you find the videos useful
Excellent series.
Thanks for taking the time to think it our, produce the right replays and explain it so well.
May I ever get to your level with my videos, I'll consider myself a lucky person.
There's an advice I heared that really helped me that would be useful here: sometimes when you have a little understeer it goes unnoticed, and then when you slow down throgth the corner you gain more grip and if the conditions are right your regain grip at the front and the excessive steering angle causes a spin out that mimics oversteery when really the core of the problem is the understeer.
This is really important and I noticed this recently with RSS4 on Assetto Corsa. Tried to hard to remedy oversteer only made the problem worse, when it was understeer that i should fix so that it would put too much pressure on the rear after it "snapped". Only when i gave up and defaulted the set up I understood what was going on.
ok chris, im damn ready to finally understand how to setup the cars lol
Thanks Jonathan - hope the videos are useful. Thanks for watching :)
Thanks, Chris, for doing such helpful and interesting guides on the dying art of sim racing.
Thank you very much, hope the videos are helpful.
Chris, this is a work of art. Thank you
Thanks for the kind words Carlos, they're very much appreciated.
Just the sort of video series I've been looking for.
Damn dude you're amazing for this. I've always just used community presets because understanding each part for each game and each effect is daunting. Thanks
I've waited so long for a video like this. Thank you sir.
Thanks dude, much appreciated. Hope the videos are helpful.
Awesome to bring this Setup Guide to life. I ˋm looking forward to the whole series of guides. Mayen there is a slightly Chance of getting faster after all that study.
Many many thanks for taking your time to explain all the needed stuff.
Thank you very much Dreamliner, glad you enjoyed the video.
Nicely done Chris, easy to watch and learn, cheers
Now this is a series I’m really interested to follow through on! Thanks :)
Thanks Daniel. Hopefully you find these useful dude!
Just found this introductory video and very interested to watch through the further videos in the series. Very nicely put together and very clear advice 👍🏼
Thanks Jay Sysum a.k.a Rat Master 3 - much appreciated dude!
Thank you very much for putting the effort into this resource! You’re a great member of the community. Cheers and thanks for the shared knowledge
Great video and I am looking forward to all of them. You do a fantastic job with your presentation as well as how you are laying out your content. 🤙
Thanks Bryan, much appreciated. And thanks for watching
Thx for the video Chris, I've a feeling I may finally understand about setting a car up properly at last !
Thanks dude, much appreciated. And thanks for watching. Hope you find these videos useful.
Looking forward to this. I'm only about a month into sim racing and I'm done with career mode of AC. It's time to get into some online racing, but I'm finding my quali times up to 5s off of pole... Everyone in the chat says it's all the setup.
Cant thankyou enough for doing this series of videos I'm totally new to the Sim world this is going to be so helpful. Now I just need one for navigating the actually Sim software (games) and then all the other software like steam and Simucube and what other software is required ..... Maybe in the future a series on all of this ?? Its quite intimidating for a newbie especially one thats not a computer geek
Hey Steve - thanks. Davy Jones has several step by step startup videos for some of the sims and other software on his channel. You may be able to find what you're looking for here: ua-cam.com/users/crankigeek
@@ChrisHaye cheers thanks Chris and your videos are excellent !! just came across your channel today and the way you explain things and the time and effort going into making these vids. Great work
Thanks dude, much appreicated :)
Great video series!! Thank you so much! Will watch one by one these days
Thank you very much Don1, hope the videos are helpful.
Blimey someone’s been a busy boy , can’t wait to get stuck in to this little lot 👍
Yeah, at this stage sleep is just a concept! :D
If possible, could you add to the series? Making a qualifying setups vs race setups. Also fuel loads and the effects on your setup as the race progresses only if these things won't be discussed in one of the other topics.
Good idea 215Sugarfree - I do touch on these things in a few of the upcoming videos... but I haven't finalised the last couple, which are all about bringing everything together to build a setup in its entirety yet - so that seems like a great place to add this.
Still a very useful video today thank you. New to sim racing and VR. Having a ball exploring new horizons.
Awesome vid my Man, very well done and I can't wait for the next video.
Thanks Tim! Videos should be daily at this point unless I get bored and upload them sooner (unlikely, as I've yet to finish the last couple!) ha!
Awesome idea, Chris and very good luck with the concept. And as a creator myself, could I just give you a personal compliment on your THUMBNAILS, especially the way you are handling the text side of it. I struggled for ages with constant changes. But your text is not only clear, but seems easier to read the smaller the thumbnail size. Clever idea on the opposite YING & YANG foreground & background colors too...…… I can see 5k subs coming very soon Chris ; )))
Thanks SingleRacer - I decided fairly early on that I'd try to develop a recognisable visual style for the thumbnails. Sooooo many thumbnails on YT are just a picture of the persons head surrounded by emoji's, which basically communicates nothing of value. And yeah, the goal is 5K by Christmas. :D
Another GREAT vid. Keep them coming.
Dude, I'd come alive on my own funeral to hear you say grace for me or some shit. Good clips!
What ....no dislikes from pC2 fanbois saying why didn't you use my favourite Sim for replays :p
Shows some respect for you Chris !
Liked and subbed ;)
Heh. Thanks 2ndLastJedi - I have scattered a bit of PC2 footage throughout the videos, because it does look very good. But, it's a pain to get the cameras doing what you want... which is the case for pretty much all of the sims!
@@ChrisHaye AC replays are really cool in VR especially the camera right on the track surface when the cars drive right over you !
I know a bit about set ups but your vids should be good for me to use to explain better to my 12 yrs old Son just how important set ups are :)
Awsome video Chris! This will help me in my WTCR online league
Thanks for the kind words lanlvl456, they're very much appreciated. I've not spoken too much about FWD cars in these videos, since they're the outlier, but most of it works the same way.
Thank you for this effort Chris. I'm gearing up to learn a lot here. 😊
Love this, thanks for putting the time in.
The setup problems I have are long-standing; when things aren't going well, do I change Me or the car?
All set up is connected, so I need to look at how everything is connected and what changes do to that network of connections.
Keep up the good work old bean. Alex.
NIce job, very helpfull info, lot of people struggle with setup.
Thanks dude, much appreciated. Hope the videos are helpful.
Congrats for build such a great useful Serie!
This is a lot of work! I am going to watch all of it well done! Your videos have had a lot of polish but for just attempting such a big task much respect! This will help a lot of people. Awesome!
Thank you very much azayomi - yeah, it's a fairly hefty task! But, lots of people were asking, so I felt I should do something about it!
Thanks Chris, this is gonna come in handy!
Thanks, much appreciated Tom.
I've sooo..., been looking for this sort of content as I try to introduce more people to our awesome sport...!!! 👌👍😉
Thank you very much Norman, hope the videos are helpful.
2:10 that guy is having a bad race😂
Lol we look the same
@Chris Haye, well done for uploading this series of videos.
Hey b10n1x - thanks man. I wanted to put all 13 parts up in 1 go... but was told that was stupid by everyone I talked to! hah.
Finally...thanks Chris.
Thank you so much Chris. really well explained. That sure helps me a lot
Awesome series mate. Fantastic explained and very useful.
Thanks and thumbs up.
Greets After_Midnight
Shared ;)
Hey man - thanks for sharing, it means a lot. Hope you're well!
Great series
Thanks Dual Exhaust
Good idea for series chris, ppl like this, including me! :)
As always Don, many thanks!
Nice one Chris.
Thanks as always Marc.
@@ChrisHaye looks like there's gonna be a lot of vids to get me teeth into.
Yeah buddy great stuff! Now when you are done completing the series how about a vid of your greatest guitar solos :)
Haha, I'll probably give that one a miss ;)
Good Job. Great work!
Thank you very much BSimRacing, glad you enjoyed the video.
Another great pair of resources are the LFS basic and advanced setup guides. Just google for "lfs setup guide".
en.lfsmanual.net/wiki/Basic_Setup_Guide
en.lfsmanual.net/wiki/Advanced_Setup_Guide
Good shout cerberus65
Thank you man I love this
Nicely done. Thank you.
Chris. Great intro to the subsequent series. Question: do you have a link to your daily rig setup? Im looking to upgrade my wheel, pedals and shifter. Yes...the major components. I finally got my next level F1-GT cockpit but logitech g920 setup dulls the immersion. After 2 years of having it it feels like a toy now. Ready for the upgrade.
Hey man, I made this a little while ago: ua-cam.com/video/BsVndU82kyg/v-deo.html
A few things have changed, mostly the wheel, which I talk about here: ua-cam.com/video/MGB4K3AofwU/v-deo.html
Contrary to popular beliefs, setups serve to encourage good habits, not to absorb bad ones. Depending on how you drive you can make the same setup oversteery or understeery, so a good setup doesn’t make you quick per se. It’s the other way around. Since anything can be driven to the limit, learn first to find the limits of a def setup and learn the track well before you make any changes, because once you improve your laptime you won’t be able to tell whether it’s because you improved or because the car improved,
And you’ll be on a wrong path to start your setup with. I personally spend more time working on my driving skills than I do making setups because this is where I find speed. Then if I identify a precise handling characteristic that’s slowing me down and I know for sure it’s not caused by my own inputs, I go and try things here and there. I believe 10% of a great laptime comes from practised driving skills (that’s the conscious part of your brain that says “i need a better setup to beat this guy” ), 5% comes from actual setup and the other 80% comes from things you do without really knowing (the part of your brain which brings ease and pleasure from driving and that doesn’t give a dam if the setup is good as long as the lap feels good)
Understeer : You see the tree you're crashing into.
Oversteer : You hear the tree you're crashing into.
- Walter Röhrl 😄👍
Good stuff as always lol
O cool, I really needed this, thank you so mutch, I'll watch it later tho! but this will help me big times!!! ( also, can we race one day - I'm not that good ;) )!
Hey VVolfz - no worries dude. It'll take me a few days to get the rest of the series up on line anyway.
I'm hoping to get some racing with subs organised in the future too!
@@ChrisHaye Awsome ! Goodluck with your video's!!
This is relaxing xD
hi, your channel is awesome, where can i find the blancpain mod that appear in your video?
I'm new to sim racing. Hoping to learn it. I have PC2 (I hope, I didn't make mistake. Your thoughts?). Subscribed to you!! 😊
Nice video Chris! but I have a question, does the rotation helps the car rely on the aerodynamic grip(F1s, Prototypes etc...), and how much rotation is too much for a car more rely on machinal grip? THX!
Awsome! thank you ;)
Thank you very much Nevra SimRacer, glad you enjoyed the video. Love your profile pic btw!
@@ChrisHaye hehe thanks man I like it too :) In the 1 year since I started SimRacing I found a lot of great youtuber's and your channel if definitely among the best. Love all your videos and i really hope your youtube channel grows you deserve it man,keep up the good work
Thank you!!
Did i see there a GTR2 Mod for AC?
Yeah, the guys at Race Sim Studios have put together a pack of the GT class (later GT1) cars from 2004 - and they're absolutely amazing. Probably the best AC mods. They're working on the N-GT cars at the moment (the Porsche and F360).
racesimstudio.com/rss-gt-pack-now-available
Hello Chris, i really like all your videos , and they are always done so good, but i have a question for you. Somebody like me who doesn't have much time to sim racing with my family and all. Is there a way to download a setup for a car and track, the add it to content manager. Please let me know and thanks
Thanks♥️
you're welcome
Can we apply it to real racing?
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I’m all ears and.....eyes
You might want to see a Doctor about that!
noice
Thanks ossilong
Nice, but the ambient or background sounds sadly too loud so clutters the content for me. It's sad because i like the cars racing in the background, and the image quality too.
Although I'm maybe the guy who does not like to be talked to in the middle of the corner :D
thank you, thank you, thank you like & subs with bell
he sounds a lot like chris harris
I wish you were a little more thorough, Chris 🙃
bro, u
These comments came in
My socks smell so bad
These video’s helped me so muts thank you!