For anyone wanting the tyre/surface coefficients, here you go. Excuse the quality but it's all I could find.
Posted Aug 11, 2021, 11:02 AM UTC
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I've had this on my phone longer than that post has been up though?
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I’m not saying you stole it, the image in that post also has bad quality. It’s for people who wanted to find the comments discussing it
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Fair enough! Wasn't sure of the point of your post but that makes sense now
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Original original post: with a clearer picture: link
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I tried searching for that post quite a while ago and basically just wrote it off as something I’d never find. I really thought I’d never see this table again.
You found it so fast I must have been using the wrong keywords or just missing something.
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I typed coefficient
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I’m sure I tried that but 🤷♂️
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Thanks! I knew all serfs and off roads were the same on gravel
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Anyone else think slicks should be above 1 and off road below 1?
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If you mean what I think you mean : no
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How the hell do you get better than 100%?
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Easier than writing that everything else should have worse grip than a slick tyre on dry asphalt.
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It is mostly evened out with sheer stats.
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Exactly this. If you put performance tires on a car that normally has slicks it will perform worse on dry asphalt. Thus changing it’s stats. All given stats for cars are on dry asphalt.
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Pretty sure this is out of date. I think from old forum discussion this was from when 4WD added a fixed amount of traction regardless of tyre type.
They moved to a system where each combination of tyre and drive traction has its own friction coefficient, but I don't think those have been revealed.
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Thanks!
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Some heroes don't wear capes.
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Took me an embarrassingly long time before someone pointed out to me that every handling stat on dry asphalt was equal.
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Brilliant! Thank you!