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Finn Shaw-McIver
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Old post #1 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:06:07 Quote 
How much wear do you normally get if you set all your driver risks to zero?
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Old post #2 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:07:01 Quote 
Each track has their own specific component wear, mate. So there is no general answer to this question.
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Old post #3 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:07:07 Quote 
depends on alot of factors, such as track, type of tyres and more.. sort of FOBY, i believe
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Old post #4 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:07:10 (last edited Jun 27th 2009, 14:07:54 by Chris Williams) Quote 
Read this, it will answer the majority of your questions:
http://wiki./index.php/Car_Wear
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Old post #5 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:07:15 Quote 
That is for you to find out, each track will have different amount of wear.
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Old post #6 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:07:38 Quote 
at some tracks more at some less
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Old post #7 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:08:22 Quote 
I'm sorry but I think this is a FOBY problem.. All the tracks have different wear and you'll have to find out which tracks have which amount of wear ;)
Finn Shaw-McIver
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Old post #8 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:10:03 Quote 
thanks everyone. :-)
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Old post #9 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:11:17 Quote 
Finn, you are in a team so hopefully your team mates would be able to advise on this for you :)
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Old post #10 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:17:02 Quote 
The team is only new and so are all the players. They are advising ma and talking to me, but none are online at the moment. :-)
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Old post #11 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:35:28 Quote 
while we're at it, do high worn parts perform worse than when they were new?
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Old post #12 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:39:05 Quote 
Yes.
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Old post #13 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:44:31 Quote 
Quote ( Dominique Tranquille @ June 27th 2009,14:35:28 )

while we're at it, do high worn parts perform worse than when they were new?


of course, thats why we have to replace them before they get to 99% wear
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Old post #14 posted Jun 27th 2009, 14:46:50 Quote 
Would be easy in other case!
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Old post #15 posted May 26th 2020, 22:59:58 (last edited May 26th 2020, 23:00:26 by Tibor Szuromi) Quote 
Why don't parts above 100% "smoke"?
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Old post #16 posted May 26th 2020, 23:06:26 Quote 
Maybe it depends on the part. Nothing chemical or electrical in a wing, so probably nothing to make it smoke if it breaks.
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