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Are you in search of the ultimate setup for the fastest car for a race in Singapore in F1 2018?
Whether it’s your first association with sim racing or if you have immersed yourself into it for a long time, we have gone out of our ways to ensure that you are sorted. In this guide, we will look at the optimal Singapore GP car setup for F1 2018 game.
As for the proper use of such a car setup, we have provided an onboard video of us performing a hotlap so you can see exactly how to do it.
But before we proceed let us preface this with a note that there are many factors to bear in mind when you want to set up an F1 car for the Singapore GP.
The tyre pressures and cambers – you will strive to achieve the maximum possible slow speed front rotation and rear mechanical grip; anti-roll bars and aerodynamics – are all among the most crucial factors to get right because they are so important in a GP such as this.
That’s really crucial for such a technical street circuit like the Singapore GP.
In this quick guide, we will show you the hordes of users who are already in the know find F1 Singapore setup in 2018 along with some tips and tricks that will help you drive the car better.
Table of Contents
F1 2018 Singapore GP – Hotlap Onboard Video
Complete car setup screenshots for Singapore F1 2018
Fuel
- Fuel Load = 10kg
Aerodynamics
- Front Wing Aero = 8
- Rear Wing Aero = 11
Transmission
- Differential Adjustment on Throttle = 65%
- Differential Adjustment off Throttle = 100%
Suspension Geometry
- Front Camber = -2.50°
- Rear Camber = -1.00°
- Front Toe = 0.05°
- Rear Toe = 0.20°
Suspension
- Front Suspension = 3
- Rear Suspension = 3
- Front Anti-roll bar = 11
- Rear Anti-roll bar = 7
- Front Ride Height =3
- Rear Ride Height = 4
Brakes
- Brake Pressure = 80%
- Front Brake Bias = 54%
Tyres
- Front Tyre Pressure: = 23.4psi
- Rear Tyre Pressure: = 21.1psi
Weight Distribution
- Ballast = 8
Conclusion
Thus, we have discussed Singapore car setup for F1 in 2018.
Then you can expect such kind of lap time improvement and a higher probability of winning in an F1 online race.
It is too obvious that all sim drivers differ from one another. Changing the karo setup might be necessary so as to make it suit you.
Best of luck and track for a meetup as we see you there on the track soon! 🙂
