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M7Japan R-600 GT-R will be sent tonight once I get online after work 👍
frenzalTo quote..."an estate car that weighs over two tonnes".
Is this the RS? If it is, I think it rates at 750hp and top speed of 360kph (elect. ltd). That was my finding, anyways. There are a couple blokes hgere who will be able to help you greatly
Theres a saloon version. That's the gpower hurricane touring. The power raring is it fully modded, and the gear ratios are exactly the same as reality.
ich122Touring? But it's the sedan, not a wagon.^^ But the seadan has the same power, maybe with some driving and oil changes we can reach the original 730 ps of the "normal" Hurricane, maybe we also can get to the 750 ps RS...
Can't tell you anything specific about the suspension, but all I know is that G-Power's suspensions are Koni dampers with H&R sport springs.
ich122I know, I also wrote that. ^^
M7Japan R-600 Sent 👍
BMW G-Power ///M5 hurricane.
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Most stats are dead on but I couldn't find any for weight or spring rates. The closest I found was "30mm lower and adjustable". My first proper replica, enjoy.
Oh, sorry. I got a few others.
The new r8 and a possible Suzuki sport 2012 made from the concept s2.
Evasive S2000 sent.
One more to knock off the list.
Gooooodmorning,
I know I'm busy...but it came to a stand still in here....
After receiving tips from OSE, I will make a new replica myself...
Just need to figure out what rideheight is compared to the car specifications....
Fingers crossed
Goodmorning Sir,
Been very busy too, trying to catch up to you
Good luck with your replica mate 👍 I'll try and get a couple of new ones up myself this week
Feel free to contact me if you feel lost.^^
Maybe I can help.
Working on two replica's as of today....
Stillen GT-R & Forged Performance GT-R
A quick question to our more experienced replica makers...what do you recommend we do with suspension settings when there is little obvious information to go on? If I am making a race car replica, I take a little license and seek out a setup from one of the better tuners, taking into account their notes on what they are setting the car for.
Is it a simple answer, or a lot more detailed than it's worth going into. I would think there would be differing approaches dependent on whether you are making a tuner, race car, or just a more standard vehicle.
Pretty hard to say, for racecars, you can look in to the racecalss restrictions, like the FIA, most they give a min and max spring rate. For these you can make a kind of allround setup. You actually cant go into detail with the suspension on racecar-replicas, since they change the setup on every track. But there are also series like the Porsche Carrera Cup, where the springs- & damper-rate, as well as the rideheigh- & stabilizer-setting is given. The teams are only allowed to change camber and toe. For the F430 GT2 and the Aston GT3 I used the FIA restrictions and mixed them up with the few info from the web and some I took out of FM4.
For a "standard" car you may find information on fanforums/fanpages, or the manufacturer site. Also some video- or written footage can help.
for the tunercar its nearly the same like the "standard", but sometimes you can also find information about dampers and/or springs at onlineshops.
But especaly for german tuners, it can be tough, since nearly non publish anything exept the lowering. With lot of luck, you may find some on fanpages, if not, you can only get as close as possible by using the specs of the suspension manufacturer the tuner is cooperate with, like Alpina BMW & Bilstein...
hope that helps.^^