good setup database ?

[mafratra]

hi everybody
i' d like to find some good setups on line. i tried a couple of the race department database but they doesn' t seem so good to me. any suggest?

[Mr.Herbi]

you can try the setup market app. i like it
http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/the-setup-market.10149/

[♥samantha♥]

http://thesetupmarket.com/#/setups/Assetto%20Corsa

Also works with Assetto Corsa Content Manager.

Originally posted by mafratra:

good setup database ?

[mafratra]

yeah thank you! i've heard about it.
does that setups works better than default one?

[Wille Wilse]

You are asking questions that isnt answerable..When you have driving as fast as you can with the default setup, then you need to question yourself - what is it that I am not happy with? THe answer of that question is leading you to further - what to change? Just asking for a setup isnt leading you anyware in the understanding of what a "good Setup" is.
Edit: Whats good for me doesnt neccessarily be good for you, so understanding thge setup is more important then just getting a database of "good setups"

[♥samantha♥]

Gamer Muscle on Setups

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMVGYAnGCQU

[Mr Deap]

Originally posted by mafratra:

yeah thank you! i've heard about it.
does that setups works better than default one?

YES, setup make a major difference in a lot of cars. If the car is correctly setup, the car lap faster & also easy to drive regardless how bad is your inputs.


I have a hate train, elitism try hard to think it's driving skill. If you want to learn setup & few driving tricks. Feel free to read this guide.(it also help to make setup for drifting).
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=912315488

Sim racing is as difficult as mario kart, but there's a massive learning curve.

Players exaggerate a lot with the simcade stuff. It's mostly about the number of types of implemented physic simulated. 

Simcade doesn't really exist as the correct term is only simulation. Some feel more realistic, some may feel less realistic.

Yes, Mario Kart is a sim.

If you're lazy to make your own setup, the setupmarket also does the job just fine. As usual there are very quick setup some are decent.