That's going to be a moving target. The faster you go will force you to learn new lines and different braking points. Only time will help with that.
"Slow down to go faster" haha.
The extra grip can give you overconfidence at how much you can bonzai. It's still a heavy car, and you still can't rush the car too much. From an auditory clue perspective: if the RE71Rs are just making some chirp, chirp, light squeal, then you're where you want them. If you're getting them to howl on corner entry, then you're over. Fortunately, they come back to you pretty easily when you slow-up.
Unfortunately it probably won't that much. Autocross is a different beast from track driving. You just need seat time. Be humble and get a fast guy to ride with you, and even drive your car to show you how to maximize it.
Ya I have a couple of buddies that I go with and they are Excellent drivers. They are both trying to help me go faster. Lol they are the reasons I got the tires. The one time back in Jan I let one of them drive my car at autox with me in it, was the best day I ever had. Idk how but I did very well after I saw how he drove it. Even beat his time. Since then not so well. They are the ones that said seat time or Forza. Well I don't have the ability to get a lot of seat time so Forza it is
Better than nothing! I'd actually strongly recommend iRacing or rFactor if you want a truly good sim-racing experience.
Lol I suck at Forza, one step at a time. Tried iracing on my buddies comp but he didn't keep it and I don't have a computer that can handle it. So Forza it is
I will add to that suggestion - I learned the most from riding with past people - more than fast people riding with me. While their cars were different, those rides were really eye opening.
If you do that, learn how to slither.
Slaloms?
