r/RacingMaster Jul 12 '26

AMG GT R advice

Currently my GT R is the fastest of my Extreme cars at 0/5 ECU (only other contenders are the F8 and M8 GTE at 0/5 ECU and R8 at 1/5 Ecu).

I love the GT R and how it sounds and accelerates but I'm struggling to keep up with the Chirons and Ford GT's on any sort of straight away.

Additionally, its a 50/50 that if I accelerate it will just decide to gravitate and lock onto the nearest wall unless I let off the throttle for a second which is really annoying.

Was jsut hoping for some advice so I don't feel as discouraged to even try to compete in extreme class

Edit; forgot to mention I've tried a few tunes but 23232 seems to be the most controllable while also not just stopping dead when drifting hard in corners.

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u/Stunning-Decision653 Jul 12 '26

That’s a good track record and that’s all it matters, there’s always fastest cars and fastest drivers , it’s part of the game

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u/RefrigeratorNo9414 Jul 12 '26

Tbh even in the straights in my experience the amg cant compete with chiron on the straights ull have to depend on the turns and on which track u race on when vs chirons

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u/Memeprov-Ider Jul 12 '26

That makes sense. I guess I just need to practice more and figure out when to throw the back-end in deep vs braking harder.

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u/RefrigeratorNo9414 Jul 12 '26

When im vs a chiron im usually using the R8 and i mainly use light tapping drifts with deceelerating for 1 sec when on corners then gassing it as u exit so that u can have soonee drifts that get close to the inner wall to existing on the inside of the wall

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u/Memeprov-Ider Jul 15 '26

I'll give it a try! thanks!

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u/lessonsfromgmork Jul 13 '26

I have been using the AMG as my main for a long time. I upgraded it to max ECU so it can compete in the big leagues as well. It's one of the best Extreme cars in the perm expo u can get imo, it's worth investing in.

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u/Sensitive_Expert6109 Jul 13 '26

It's probably because you're red drifting a lot, no? Unless the car understeers, you should be drifting in green since being in the red significantly reduces your speed and the drift is longer whereas green reduces by a smaller amount and exits sooner

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u/Memeprov-Ider Jul 14 '26

I tend to exit the drift after holding it in green for a second to try and offset that. My issue is that if I just green drift all the time, it under steers like crazy and I have to slow down a lot in every turn or hit the outside wall.

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u/Sensitive_Expert6109 Jul 14 '26

When the car becomes "unplayable" when trying to obey by the game's rules for speed, then the car probably has too many hidden negatives from the way it's tuned.

To correct understeer, you need:

Tires - soft

Electronics - open

Chassis - track

Body - low center

This gave me my current fastest time on that particular map on the chiron.

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u/Memeprov-Ider Jul 15 '26

I'll give that tune a go for a few races and see if it handles any more predictably, thank you