Porsche Duke Dynamics 911 GT-RSR Tune & Shift Pattern (Stage 5 / Stage 6)

The Porsche Duke Dynamics 911 GT-RSR performs in Top 200 in the current ranking list of all Tier 5 cars. Below you will find the best tune settings, what time boosts several Stage 6 parts will give you and also the optimal shift pattern to use with the tunes.

Porsche Duke Dynamics 911 GT-RSR Tune & Shift Pattern

Here are all the info at one glance:

Tune Setup

This is the best tune setup for Stage 5 and Stage 6 when all Fusion Parts installed.

Stage 6 Setup7.736 SEC

Nitrous548 BHP4.0 SEC

Final Drive2.00

Tire Pressure52 ACC48 GRIP

Stage 5 Setup10.275 SEC

Nitrous252 BHP2.0 SEC

Final Drive2.00

Tire Pressure52 ACC48 GRIP

Shift Pattern

Use this pattern if you have 2 or more Stage 6 Upgrades and 80% Fusion Parts installed

How to read the chart? Click here

Perfect Start

release

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into

2nd

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into

3rd

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into

4th

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into

5th

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into

6th

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into

7th

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Shift Pattern

Use this shift pattern without Stage 6 Upgrades or if you don’t have many Fusion Parts installed

Perfect Start (release middle of 1 in the countdown) and do the very early shift into 2nd gear shortly after start. Also early hifts into 3rd and 4th gear around 3,000RPM. Early good shift into 5th gear and then use NOS in 5th and do good shifts from here.

Perfect Start

release

Immediately

into

2nd

Early

into

3rd

Early

into

4th

Good

into

5th

NOS

into

5th

Good

into

6th

To run a time of 8.291s with the Porsche Duke Dynamics 911 GT-RSR, you will need to have all Stage 5 upgrades installed and all fusion slots filled. Please mind that having less fusion parts can make your car a little slower for each missing fusion part and alter the values of the NOS tuning! If you struggle with having different numbers on the NOS, you go after the 2nd value (the -Seconds-). A fully maxed Porsche Duke Dynamics 911 GT-RSR can get you 7.186s. You can compare this car with all other cars here in the full time overview table where you also find all the tunes for all other cars in the game linked.