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Ferrari 296 GT3

Nürburgring GP · Assetto Corsa Evo · Updated Oct 15, 2026
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// Hot Lap · Dry

TYRES

  • Compound: Slick Soft
  • Front Pressure: 26.8 PSI
  • Rear Pressure: 26.5 PSI
  • Optimal Operating Temp: 85–95°C (peak grip window, soft compound)
  • No tyre blankets available in AC Evo.

ELECTRONICS

  • TC1: 4
  • TC2: 1
  • ABS: 4
  • Engine Braking: 3 (medium, aids rotation on trail-brake without excess rear instability)
  • Brake Bias: 54.5% (base, see suspension section)

SUSPENSION

  • // FRONT
  • Ride Height: 52 mm
  • Wheel Rate FL / FR: 155000 N/m / 155000 N/m
  • ARB: 6500 N/m
  • Brake Torque Multiplier: 100%
  • Brake Bias: 54.5%
  • // REAR
  • Ride Height: 58 mm
  • Wheel Rate RL / RR: 140000 N/m / 140000 N/m
  • ARB: 4800 N/m
  • Diff Preload: 50 Nm
  • Diff Coast: 0.45
  • Diff Power: 0.65

DAMPERS

Slow BumpSlow ReboundFast BumpFast Rebound
FL5800 Nsm7200 Nsm2600 Nsm3400 Nsm
FR5800 Nsm7200 Nsm2600 Nsm3400 Nsm
RL5200 Nsm6400 Nsm2300 Nsm3000 Nsm
RR5200 Nsm6400 Nsm2300 Nsm3000 Nsm

AERO

  • Front Wing: 4 (clicks)
  • Rear Wing: 7 (clicks)
  • Downforce Level: High-medium — rear-biased to counter turbo-induced oversteer on throttle, while keeping front aggressive enough for Schumacher-S turn-in
  • Brake Ducts: Front 3 / Rear 2 (single lap — heat build not a concern, minimal duct opening for lower drag)

KEY SETUP NOTE

  • The 296 GT3's front-heavy weight distribution combined with turbo lag/surge means you must carry slightly more rear wing than instinct suggests — this lets you lean on the front end hard into the Schumacher-S and Veedol chicane without snap oversteer when the turbo spools on exit; sacrifice a touch of straight-line speed on the back straight for confidence everywhere else.

TRACK GUIDE

  • T1 (Yokohama-S): Brake very late, trail deep into entry — soft front wheel rate here bites well; carry slight rotation on entry to set up the direction change.
  • T3 (Schumacher-S): Commit early with a firm, confident input — the stiffer front ARB keeps the platform flat through the direction changes; don't lift mid-S, trust the rear wing.
  • T5 (Dunlop hairpin): Late apex, get the car pointed before full throttle — TC1 at 4 will catch turbo surge but you still need to meter early throttle manually for best exit.
  • T11 (Bit-Kurve): This is the biggest time-gain corner — sacrifice entry speed for a straighter exit line onto the run to Veedol; traction here defines your back-straight speed.
  • T18 (Ford-Kurve): Late apex again, get on power early but progressively — rear diff power lock at 0.65 helps put down tur
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