Someone teach me how to tune please!

Hey I really need someone to teach me tuning a car properly. But please spare me theoretics I need concrete expamples what happens when I do what and what I can do to avoid or counter that.

My weak points are suspension (I finally wanna get into race suspensions) and only a tad less gearing adjustments.

Thanks already for your help, it will be much appreciated

And you didn't ask clutch for help, your mean and I want you to crash your car off FUJIMI, I can help some but I think you should talk 2 mind! He knows a lot

And 40Hands

i could help too Black but only RWD srry  

I will help where I can

Thanks guys. Most important is awd at the moment for my hillclimb R

You can't really be taught a universal strategy for tuning cars. It's a long and painful process of finding things that work for you and sticking with it and discarding the rest, and finding out what works can be really unclear.

I'd link you to some real world tuning examples but Forza doesn't really operate within the confines of real world physics so it's pretty much a blank slate.

There have been a few cases of real life tuning companies and racing teams actually buying Forza 4 tunes from people for large sums of money lol.

K, lemme google this shit lol.

Honestly, Its finding what works for you. Then messing around with it.

Like Starberry said, there is no one way to tune.
There are really 3 aspects, the Tune, The Driver, and the Car.

Just like each driver has their own driving style, each car can be pushed further with a certain driving style. If your style happens to be best for that car, you can push the car very far. The tune connects those two aspects and only increases the potential.

When I changed to the Gen 2, My driving style already mostly matched the gen 2 when I started, and the tune I was using was a tune from a gen 1 I just carried over. After learning the car more, I changed my style to better match the car, the tune was also changed a little to make the car more comfortable for me to drive.

So I'm not saying to not learn how to tune, but matching your driving style to the one that the car does best with is where you make a huge jump in times, Tuning can take you maybe 1-3 seconds further and make the car more comfortable and easier so you can be more consistent.

V19Triumph68V wrote:

There have been a few cases of real life tuning companies and racing teams actually buying Forza 4 tunes from people for large sums of money lol.

Even if that is true then those teams must REALLY suck.

Suspension is your weak point?