Car Setup Guide?

Is there a guide on car setup anywhere for download? I need help with setting up a car, but don't know the best way to go about it. I'm looking at a setup for Monza 2012, but would like to know more about setup for other tracks. If anyone can help I would really appreciate it.

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Anyone able to help out?

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I own the GP3 manual, which has a very good setupguide included, BUT it´s in german language..

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Pilot Pirx
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Hey Pirx

I´m interested four your guide

When i was playing gp1 and gp2 i already made my setups alone, but now i think, i´m too old for that... Only @Monza and Monaco I´ll find a good setup... But thats easy, thats are the easiest tracks

And your guide in german is very, very interesting for me, because you see, my english is very bad. It´s more than 10 years ago, i had some lessons @ school

Thank you

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Pilot Pirx
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For what i know, we don't have a setup-guide.
How to set-up a F1 car seems to be a sort of secret, nobody talks about it with pleasure.
I learnt something only by personal experience in many years playing Gp3, and reading some books (a Mansell's biography, a Zanardi's one, Lauda's book), but never found full explanation.
And, belive me, to set-up a F1 car, even in a game as Gp3, is very very difficoult, and always, and this is sure, a matter of compromise between speed and grip.
Bye

What about help on setting up the gears?

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Here is what I do. I went to the GP3 download area and found setups for each track that GP3 has. (there should be one download) In the raceI load that setup during practice and run a few laps. I then fine tune the original setup based on my speed and driving style.

One easy (maybe too easy...) way:
set first gear and set the Others with a range of 6
for example: 25/31/37/43/49/55
For low speed tracks (as city tracks) the first can be set to 24 (so: 24/30/36/42/48/54)
For high speed tracks you can start from 26 or 27, and increase eahc gear of 7 instead 6: 25/32/39/46/53/60
But then you have to fine tune it, according to your driving style and the top speed of the circuit, so you could need very close 1st 2nd... and maybe longer 5th and 6th.
Bye