The trailing arm adjustments I just made on my own like a second ago made it so Easy. Like the car practically drives itself around the corner it’s amazing.
Thanks, I've been around watching dirt racing for a long time. But I finally got limited lates opened up and realized I don't really know as much as I thought. This will be a big help.
The biggest thing I wish I knew about these cars from "driving" non-oval cars is that the back of the car stands up under throttle and squats under braking. I was so used to the rear mushing under throtte and releasing under braking that everything felt so wrong. Knowing how a car works makes the setup possible
just subscribed. We do alot of dirt track down here in NC. We run a 4 bar set up on one and a monoleaf on the other. Definitely prefer the 4 bar, but it's alot more technical.
Joe Lusk Racing. do you think my Radeon RX-550 Can run iRacing at Max settings or close to high to settings? I'm not familiar with any of this computer stuff lol.
I am not entirely sure. It seems as though it meets recommended settings, though I don't know. If you are running in normal 1080, then it should do well it seems.
Dylan Christ thats a complicated question. I prefer to build one myself, but a gaming PC would be a good idea. Spending somewhere between $700-$1,000 would be advisable. There are plenty of resources out there on the minimum requirements for iracing.
I have been racing latemodels for 14 years and these setup options and adjustments doesn't reflect on today's latemodels..And if your a newer driver this sim will give you bad habits because the realism is not close yet
@@DamianVega00 Sure there will all ways be a example or two...But this is coming from a local Carolina region race winner. iRacing doesn't reflect today's latemodels..And if your a newer latemodel driver this sim will give you some bad habits the way iRacing keeps the car on the bars isn't close to being correct. If your curious to whether I'm telling the truth about racing check this out facebook.com/paul.grimsley1/ (Proofs in the pudding) I know you guys believe that iRacing is really close to the real thing but it's not when it come to dirt physics. Don't laugh it makes you look like a entitled brat.
@@JJ-1-1 there’s some comparisons and definitely some differences to driving a real car but most definitely iracing is atleast twice as easy as the real deal i only run a midwest mod but still
I've been in circle track racing for 4 decades. I think your training video is excellent!!!!!!
Thanks man! I've only been on the late model for two years but I'm trying to help people as I learn!
The trailing arm adjustments I just made on my own like a second ago made it so Easy. Like the car practically drives itself around the corner it’s amazing.
Thanks, I've been around watching dirt racing for a long time. But I finally got limited lates opened up and realized I don't really know as much as I thought. This will be a big help.
Really well done Joe!
Thanks for the education I feel like ya made things very clear and thoroughly intuitive cheers bud 🙂
Bro, I dont even drive dirt oval... just scrolled past - liked and subbed for the editing alone!
thanks dude. gonna do a little testing today
AWESOME!!! Thanks Joe!!
The biggest thing I wish I knew about these cars from "driving" non-oval cars is that the back of the car stands up under throttle and squats under braking. I was so used to the rear mushing under throtte and releasing under braking that everything felt so wrong. Knowing how a car works makes the setup possible
How do you get the under car views? I've been trying to look at the car from these angles but I cannot figure out how.
Great tips thanks
"10 one thousandths"? Any other machinests out there loosing it right now? Haha just kidding great video bro your pretty much spot on
Thanks , nice vid..!!! I got the concept....
Great video. Thanx. 👍
Good job man can you do one for NASCAR oval
just subscribed. We do alot of dirt track down here in NC. We run a 4 bar set up on one and a monoleaf on the other. Definitely prefer the 4 bar, but it's alot more technical.
What track? The one I go to is the Fayetteville motor speedway next to I-95
This is great
How do you get those camera angles?
Check out this link: www.iracing.com/camera-editing-primer/
How do you know what you need to do to the car? Just test and see what’s fast?
Are you gonna do a updated video cause the update
cars Truck Everything, i DONT know
What's the graphics card in your computer? Yours looks good. Mine looks like crap lol
williamson 71w I have an R9 390 Nitro
Joe Lusk Racing. do you think my Radeon RX-550 Can run iRacing at Max settings or close to high to settings? I'm not familiar with any of this computer stuff lol.
I am not entirely sure. It seems as though it meets recommended settings, though I don't know. If you are running in normal 1080, then it should do well it seems.
What is the best pc to buy to run this?
Dylan Christ thats a complicated question. I prefer to build one myself, but a gaming PC would be a good idea. Spending somewhere between $700-$1,000 would be advisable. There are plenty of resources out there on the minimum requirements for iracing.
Why is the music louder than you are I cant hear you over your background music?
Anyhoo
I have been racing latemodels for 14 years and these setup options and adjustments doesn't reflect on today's latemodels..And if your a newer driver this sim will give you bad habits because the realism is not close yet
What are you talking about there’s a sprint car drive in the nos tour that started from iracing 😂
@@DamianVega00 Sure there will all ways be a example or two...But this is coming from a local Carolina region race winner. iRacing doesn't reflect today's latemodels..And if your a newer latemodel driver this sim will give you some bad habits the way iRacing keeps the car on the bars isn't close to being correct. If your curious to whether I'm telling the truth about racing check this out facebook.com/paul.grimsley1/ (Proofs in the pudding)
I know you guys believe that iRacing is really close to the real thing but it's not when it come to dirt physics. Don't laugh it makes you look like a entitled brat.
@@JJ-1-1 there’s some comparisons and definitely some differences to driving a real car but most definitely iracing is atleast twice as easy as the real deal i only run a midwest mod but still