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If that's the case (you may be able to confirm from a replay), then try moving the brake bias further forward.
I have tried multiple other GT cars, from RSS, URD and vanilla and not one of them loses the rear during braking.
So either:
a) both real world Ferrari/Porsche NGT cars were really bad to drive
b) the guys at RSS have screwed up their mod
c) the my mod files are corrupted (although i did DL them fresh)
Someone please help as this is one of my favourite cars and I just cant enjoy it
I am not great with suspension setups.
I really think something is wrong somewhere...why do NONE of the other cars show this behaviour?
Trying to tune it out didn't help much either but forward brake bias, softer rear suspension and increasing coast lock and bliping generously on downshifts should improve things.
May differential settings help as mentioned above.
but if its no autoblip throttle im sure you felt this irl too if not revmeet the drivetrain kinda "sucks up" the car in a unpleasant way, so try not downshift with too big rev difference (but thats how i drive and probly you as it feels natural in racing, or else try get a good revmeet
so the transition dont get so harsh.