Studio 397 has updated the BMW M2 CS for rFactor 2 to version V1.47, bringing the car closer to its real-world counterpart. Interestingly, Studio 397 has also Studio 397 hinted that this car will #Soon be available to everyone, free of charge.
- Performance and Handling Updates:
- New tyre model, including cooler tires for better grip in prolonged cornering.
- Refined TC and ABS systems with increased ABS sample rate to 200Hz, ensuring shorter braking distances.
- The gearbox shift protection system has been added.
- Noteworthy tweaks like a more aggressive blip, reduced rear spindle friction, updates to suspension geometry, and many more all converge to offer a drive that’s responsive, intuitive, and dynamic.
- Fresh Liveries: The car will now feature an array of new teams, giving you a more varied grid and online racing choices.
- Sound Overhaul: Rev up the engine and you’ll notice the distinctive, new sounds, finely tuned to mirror the roar and grunt of the actual M2 CS.
- Animation & Visuals: The enhanced driver animation now makes every move inside the cockpit more lifelike.
- Driver Assists: We’ve tuned the traction control to be less intrusive, letting you feel more connected to the track. An increase in the ABS sample rate to 200Hz should help reduce braking distance. A further minor adjustment to ABS aims to offer a smoother force feedback experience.
- Engine Tweaks: Adjusted fuel consumption for the different engine types (350bhp vs. 450bhp).
BMW M2 CS v1.47 Changelog:
- Added new teams
- Added new sounds
- Added new driver animation
- Added new tires
- Added new TC and ABS system
- Added gearbox protection system
- Tyre, slightly cooler to reduce grip loss in sustained cornering
- ABS tweak to reduce locking
- More aggressive blip
- Reduce rear spindle friction slightly to reduce ‘rear brake effect’ and improve acceleration slightly
- Increased ABS sample rate to 200hz to improve braking distance
- Updates to suspension geometry, dampers, default setup, and ABS parameters
- Split ClubSport and Cup into their own classes
- Removed aid penalty for TC
- Lower default brake pressure
- Tweaks to the ABS system
- Longer travel for helper springs
- Latest spec tires
- Reworked suspension, aerodynamics, and brakes
- Tune traction control to be less intrusive
- Minor adjustment to ABS to try make FFB less ‘grainy’
- Increase down-shift delay to allow revs to rise fast enough at higher RPM
- Decrease fuel consumption on 350hp engine to be lower than 450hp engine
- Increase base grip of wet weather tyres
Official Webpage – www.studio-397.com – The rFactor 2 Racing Simulator is available via Steam for €29,99.