Top 5 Setup Changes to Start with in Sim Racing | Basics changes that have an impact

Getting started making setups can be difficult. In this video, I review the top setup changes that I recommend starting with in any Sim Racing game.

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[Ryan_Thompson]

I recently gave you a little flak for making videos that were getting a little too similar to other videos you'd made. I'm glad to say you're back! This video is one of the most concise and no-BS summaries of common setup changes that I've seen, and I've seen a fair few. Well done.

[AlexB_yolo]

Great video! Hope this turns into a series of videos where you start with the basics, then the more advanced aspects, and finally detailed deep individual videos for each adjustable part. Cheers!

[kennielassen]

Litterally one of the best "short and precise" description of setup functions and changes. Great job!

[jannejaakkola]

Great stuf once again!

I'm actually on a break from sim racing, but still love to watch your videos because they truly are the best ones out there.

[russellchapman]

i just discovered your videos..and ya already finding huge nuggets of wisdom..i am a total neub to sim racing 2 months now..and was thrilled to have found the se tutorials actually it was @race beyond matter who put a link to you, which i thought was well done, sharing anothers youtube like that..so ya thank you for putting these tutorials together in a very easy to digest way and look forward to gleaning as much as i can.

[BigMeanyVids]

Just always appreciate your videos. So well done and easy to understand. I look forward to taking one of you classes next chance I get.

[tractorboy]

That was a great help, hitting all the key components of setup. Thanks.

[Mac-hcjy]

Fantastic video. Very informational and simple to understand. Hopefully more too come of these videos.

[reviewforthetube]

Thank you for this. Tbh this alone helped me so much im able to compete now.

This is the best explanation video ive ever seen. Its not overly analytical. Its very easy to understand and helps everyone. I love how you didnt mslake it over complicated. This helped me so much now I understand every action. I also know what to search for when driving now. Thanks so so much!!

[alexcastaneda]

Wow, finally a video that makes this simple enough for me to understand what all of this means. I will start testing out some changes to see how they affect my driving and times. Thank you!!

[anubhavbhattacharya]

This is fantastic for my touge runs, thanks a lot! I'll be making good use of this now

[opmike]

God bless Kunos for having decent starting setups for ALL the cars on EVERY track. Absolute game changer for me.

[KartingBishop]

Thanks a lot for this video!
I've been doing sim racing for a bit now and I'm looking to make setups.
This video explained each adjustment in a simple way!

[simonwadd]

Just what i needed as new to iRacing and want to start to learn to make tweaks myself, not depend on downloaded setups I don't understand!

[davidmann]

I saw this on the way to a track day, where we're preparing for our next race. I'll try to use these tips!

[phillipbeharall]

Thank you great help simply explained 👏👏👏👏

[jgbalves]

Great order.

I believe that on the ride height, instead of being a matter of moving the center of mass, what you are mostly doing is by decreasing the height on an axle, generally you are decreasing the height of the roll center of that same axle, decreasing its load transfer (and increasing the load transfer in the opposite axle.). The axle who have more load transfer compared to the other, its gonna be more loose.

[Frank]

Fantastic information thank you very much for your time.

[keiferbayou]

Best setup video makes understanding setups sensible.

[danielloman]

Wow, this is very usefull.. Thank you