iRacing setups for the SK Modified Car at The Bullring at Las Vegas are available for free download on these pages. If there are more than 9 iRacing setups available for this car/track combination, look for the navigation links near the bottom of the page.
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How to Open the Setups
- Save these setup files to C:\Documents\iRacing\setups\skmodified\.
- Do not attempt to open the setup file in Windows.
- Load the setup in the iRacing simulation under Garage – My Setups.
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The Bullring 172 iRacing SK Modified Setup for 86° Track Temperature by OSR
Here's my setup for The Bullring 2017 Season 2 (morning racing). It has enough fuel to run about 70 green flag laps. UPDATE 4/19/17: Lowered track bars and tweaked shocks to tighten the car on entry, and a little bit on exit.
The Bullring 173 iRacing SK Modified Setup for 86° Track Temperature by Jeffrey Stanton
Jeffrey Stanton provided this setup for The Bullring 2017 Season 3, track temperature 86°.
The Bullring 173 iRacing SK Modified Setup for 86° Track Temperature by OSR
Here's my iRacing SK Modified setup for The Bullring 2017 Season 3, morning racing with default weather and 50% track usage. I'm not sure who runs short tracks in the morning, but here you go. The setup has enough fuel to complete at least 50 green flag laps and it stays very stable and balanced throughout the run.
The Bullring 174 iRacing SK Modified Setup for 86° Track Temperature by OSR
Here's my iRacing SK Modified setup for The Bullring 2017 Season 4 with the track temperature at 86°. The setup has enough fuel to complete at least 50 green flag laps and it stays very stable and balanced throughout the run.
The Bullring 181 iRacing SK Modified Setup for 86° Track Temperature by OSR
Here is another great setup for the SK Modified car at Southern National Speedway 2018 Season 1. I took last season's setup and changed the gear and dropped down 1 gallon of fuel. This setup has 3.1 gallons of fuel. If you don't feel comfortable with that, move it back up to 4.2. This will slow the car down and change the handling characteristics a little bit.