Post: Racing: Super-Soft (C)/(V) tyres value
03-05-2013, 01:18 PM #1
Bounkass
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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); After some HxD time searching and experimenting I found "Racing: Super-Soft (C)" tyres. After experimenting more I found Comfort: Soft (V). So the list probably goes on and on. Unless (V) is the last.

Does anyone have a clue what the (C) and/or (V) means?

For the ones intereted in Racing: Super-Soft (C) tyres, the value is 19.

Edit 1: Just found Racing: Super-Soft (V) too! At value 28.

I will upload a full list later on as I progress! Atleast I'm not shy of sharing...

Edit 2: I just found out, the (C) tyres are for circuit driving, they are designed for more horizontal grip/corners, whereas the (V) tyres are designed for drag racing.

Edit 3:

Here's the full list of tyres and their respective values, all tyres listed I have personally tested:

0A = Racing: Super-Soft
0B = Racing: Intermediate (rain)
0C = Racing: Wet (heavy rain)
0D = Dirt
0E = Snow
00 = Comfort: Hard
01 = Comfort: Medium
02 = Comfort: Soft
03 = Sports: Hard
04 = Sports: Medium
05 = Sports: Soft
06 = Sports: Super-Soft
07 = Racing: Hard
08 = Racing: Medium
09 = Racing: Soft
10 = Comfort: Medium (C)
11 = Comfort: Soft (C)
12 = Sports: Hard (C)
13 =
14 =
15 =
16 =
17 =
18 =
19 = Racing Super-Soft (C)
20 = Comfort: Soft (V)
21 =
22 =
23 =
24 =
25 =
26 =
27 =
28 = Racing: Super-Soft (V)
29 = Comfort: Hard (00)
...

This is where I'm guessing the list repeats itself considering 29 aswell as 00 are both Comfort: Hard. So by the ooks of it, I'm guessing there are 34 different types of tyres. Including special conditions tyres. I found out numbers 19, 20 and 28 going by the rythm of the previous tyres.

Have fun!
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03-05-2013, 10:18 PM #11
Bounkass
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Originally posted by Commander View Post
here's where they are for the FIT Racing Car '03, they're usually in the same area for every car I've seen so far.
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Here's this list to help you even more.
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Yeah, someone already oploaded that one. Drifter if I recall corectly. I'll upload my list now. Much longer, lol.
03-05-2013, 10:22 PM #12
NGU GHOST
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Good work m8
03-05-2013, 10:55 PM #13
Bounkass
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Thank you Smile
03-05-2013, 11:04 PM #14
Originally posted by Bounkass View Post
Thank you Smile


nevermind, i just seen your edit.
03-05-2013, 11:08 PM #15
Judging by the way that was worded, along with the winky face Im going to go out on a limb and guess you've already figured it out.
03-05-2013, 11:40 PM #16
dr1ft3r
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For the way this has been done, yes this is how you edit what tires are equipped, but you do not keep these tires unless you change a range of bytes, If everyone wants the list of tires here they are:

Comfort Hard
Comfort Medium
Comfort Soft
Sports Hard
Sports Medium
Sports Soft
Sports SuperSoft
Racing Hard
Racing Medium
Racing Soft
Racing SuperSoft
Racing Intermediate
Racing Rain
Dirt
Snow
Comfort Hard (C)
Comfort Medium (C)
Comfort Soft (C)
Sports Hard (C)
Sports Medium (C)
Sports Soft (C)
Sports SuperSoft (C)
Racing Hard (C)
Racing Medium (C)
Racing Soft (C)
Racing SuperSoft (C)
Racing Intermediate (C)
Racing Rain (C)
Dirt (C)
Snow (C)
Comfort Hard (V)
Comfort Medium (V)
Comfort Soft (V)
Sports Hard (V)
Sports Medium (V)
Sports Soft (V)
Sports SuperSoft (V)
Racing Hard (V)
Racing Medium (V)
Racing Soft (V)
Racing SuperSoft (V)
Racing Intermediate (V)
Racing Heavy Rain (V)
Dirt (V)
Snow (V)

The V stands for Velocity (increased grip off the line for drag racing) and the C stands for cornering (better traction in the corners), but as far as I have worked out, ther is 0 difference between the RSS, RSS (C) and the RSS (V).

Edit: Screw it:
This is what you need to change:

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03-05-2013, 11:44 PM #17
Bounkass
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Nice one drifter. I'm gonna test all the remaining values tomorrow. And go beyond 30.
03-05-2013, 11:48 PM #18
dr1ft3r
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Originally posted by Bounkass View Post
Nice one drifter. I'm gonna test all the remaining values tomorrow. And go beyond 30.


I can only imagine it will repeat itself. Anyway this is the only way of keeping all the tires as far as I have found out, so even if you did change the values shown by PWW_Commander, it will equip them but not keep them. So, going into an offline practice wouldn't allow you to select them.
03-06-2013, 12:25 AM #19
Bounkass
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Originally posted by dr1ft3r View Post
I can only imagine it will repeat itself. Anyway this is the only way of keeping all the tires as far as I have found out, so even if you did change the values shown by PWW_Commander, it will equip them but not keep them. So, going into an offline practice wouldn't allow you to select them.


Yeah that's what I figured out, lol. We can only go online with them, and maybe offline A-spec races. Not sure.

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