Cars Ferrari F2002 1.4

Qazdar Karim · Dec 6, 2016

5:33 is like 25 secs off the pace

BeardedWalnut · Dec 6, 2016

Qazdar Karim said:
5:33 is like 25 secs off the pace

Yeah, I figured top sim racers can get much faster than me, but I was surprised to get such a relatively faster time than other modern F1 cars in AC so easily.

I just did a quick lap in the F138 and got 5:48.5. That car feels more slippery in general and a bit slower.

Qazdar Karim · Dec 6, 2016

BeardedWalnut said:
Yeah, I figured top sim racers can get much faster than me, but I was surprised to get such a relatively faster time than other modern F1 cars in AC so easily.

I just did a quick lap in the F138 and got 5:48.5. That car feels more slippery in general and a bit slower.

Not all F1s have the same pace

aphidgod · Dec 6, 2016

It hasn't been a steady March forward in speed, the formula changes every few years and the pace of the cars goes up and down.

BeardedWalnut · Dec 6, 2016

Qazdar Karim said:
Not all F1s have the same pace

Well... of course. I'm merely asking if this is an expected differential (~15 sec Nordschleife). I was just surprised that I was so much faster and more planted in this car. The specs I have looked up seem to suggest that the F2002 would be faster and more nimble than the F138, but I wasn't sure by how much.

RockyFra · Dec 6, 2016

BeardedWalnut said:
Well... of course. I'm merely asking if this is an expected differential (~15 sec Nordschleife). I was just surprised that I was so much faster and more planted in this car. The specs I have looked up seem to suggest that the F2002 would be faster and more nimble than the F138, but I wasn't sure by how much.

With this car you can easily break the wall of 5 mins.
The F2002 has 850hp (100hp more than f138), 100 more hp means 2.5 secs faster every 5 km in a track like nordschleife (where you can reach speeds of 350km/h), is also has a lot more downforce, even on low DF setups.

BeardedWalnut · Dec 6, 2016

RockyFra said:
With this car you can easily break the wall of 5 mins.
The F2002 has 850hp (100hp more than f138), 100 more hp means 2.5 secs faster every 5 km in a track like nordschleife (where you can reach speeds of 350km/h), is also has a lot more downforce, even on low DF setups.

Nice! It seems right then. I had heard somewhere than Kuno's latest F1 cars were a bit slower than they should be as well, so I thought that might have been another factor in the stark performance difference.

I was just really surprised that I got under 5:35 so easily with my casual play style that I had to ask about it

C.O.D. · Dec 6, 2016

Where can I find the showroom used for this nice previews?

jason_peters · Dec 6, 2016

Thanks for another great update to v1.4

Dezinfector · Dec 6, 2016

What happened with downshift sound and traction sound?

Now it sounded like F138

And yes, F2002 is my favorite car in Asetto Corsa

kondor999 · Dec 6, 2016

What a wonderful mod. This and the recently updated FW31 are the most exhilarating drives in AC right now.

Also, it was reassuring that, after hours of practice, I was able to get my Imola hotlap time down to within a couple of tenths of Rubens Barrichello's back in 2002.

yusupov · Dec 6, 2016

2002 had a chicane on the s/f straight

howitzer155mm · Dec 11, 2016

For some reason the car setup saves don't work, or at least don't physically affect most components, I'm guessing due to the layout changes of the .ini? Is there any way to use old setups? Thanks.

burrito · Dec 13, 2016

howitzer155mm said:
For some reason the car setup saves don't work, or at least don't physically affect most components, I'm guessing due to the layout changes of the .ini? Is there any way to use old setups? Thanks.

Previous setups do not work on newer versions, unfortunately when we update certain parts of the car physics it corrupts the setup files when you attempt to load them in-game. Other than running a previous version there is nothing we can recommend to fix this issue.