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Yeah, that's my line in GT4 also, but when I actually drove LS, I felt like I was going to bend a wheel or even break a weld in my car the one time I hit that rumble strip! It's really violent.
Originally Posted by The Reverend,Oct 17 2006, 10:31 AM
Yeah, that's my line in GT4 also, but when I actually drove LS, I felt like I was going to bend a wheel or even break a weld in my car the one time I hit that rumble strip! It's really violent.
so do you stay inside of the rumble strip or do you pull a "Clark" and ride the dirt?
Oh please, let's not start coining the term "pull a Clark" or people will really start getting confused/concerned.
pantyraider: but rev said the rumble strip itself felt very violent... just trying to see if not riding the strip will be detrimental to getting the best time out of the car/driver combo
pantyraider: but rev said the rumble strip itself felt very violent... just trying to see if not riding the strip will be detrimental to getting the best time out of the car/driver combo
Ok, I guess I read it wrong. IMO the rumble strip is not "violent" at all. If you go into the dirt , its bad obviously because it isn't smooth and you don't get mucht traction in the dirt.
What you should ideally do, is make your inital turn in and then aim for the oak tree straight ahead of you. If you do it right, you should be right at the inside edge of the rumble strip.
10-17-2006, 09:25 AM
