How to Tune Track Suspension and Handling

Opening the Tuning Menu

Track handling can be adjusted to change how your vehicle absorbs shocks, navigates obstacles, and delivers power to the ground. To configure these settings, equip the suspension wrench in your main hand and click on any placed track mount. This interaction opens the suspension tuning menu directly on your screen.

Adjusting Sliders and Balancing

Within the tuning interface, you can fine-tune several performance sliders to match your vehicle's weight and terrain requirements:

• Spring Strength: Controls how firmly the suspension resists being compressed under the machine's weight.
• Damping: Dictates how quickly bouncy movements settle after rolling over bumps or landing from jumps.
• Drive Force: Determines the amount of engine power transferred directly through the tracks.
• Grip: Adjusts traction against the ground to prevent unwanted sliding.

After setting your preferred values, use the wrench to copy the settings across all connected track parts. Copying values across the entire track line ensures both sides of large vehicles remain evenly balanced during travel.