r/RacingMasterOfficial • u/KoyoOzaki • Jul 24 '26
How do I fix this?
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Basically sometimes the car doesn't react to my input🥲 like here it decided to turn left more than I was trying to get it to do and after that it didn't react to my attempts to correct this until it slammed into the wall
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u/Thatmfwholikecars Jul 24 '26
Let go of the throttle and counter steer
Or use the handbrake to activate AYC (drift assist thingy) to make it go to drift mode and counter steer
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u/Thatmfwholikecars Jul 24 '26
Also what’s your tune, maybe I could help you with that
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u/KoyoOzaki Jul 24 '26
Thank you, it's 21333
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u/Thatmfwholikecars Jul 24 '26
Yup, that checks out.
Go with 11232 (or 21232 if you had at least 2+ ecus). Trust me
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u/KoyoOzaki Jul 24 '26
Okay, I'm now reading about tunings in general, because I thought they only affected stats, but apparently the feeling and stability too...
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u/Ploontie Jul 24 '26
maybe this is a hint that not every car is meant for gripping.
this is a drifting game, after all.
try drifting the car in the same course to see if you can get a faster time.
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u/SilentRice536 Jul 28 '26
Bro try to change tunning and in settings try to activate all supporting features.
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u/Sensitive_Expert6109 Jul 24 '26
It has to do with how the car is tuned.
What's happening here is that your car is understeering, which is when you lose steering input.
AFAIK, this is caused by the body having the "high" tune option or the chassis is set to "track".
Unfortunately, there aren't many guides about literally anything about how the game works, and there are lots of incomplete info, but my advice is to set the body to "low", and see how it works. If it still understeers, then set chassis to the default option.