Now drive the Gt40 and tell me which one has better cornering.OP can't say that I agree. I was very impressed by it. Less so of its higher speeds though...
Would it be apparent if the MR C8 Corvette was also in the game? 💡Apart from looks and sounds
2017 Ford gt is meh in n500 bop thanks to the ridicilously op Porsche 911 gt3 rs, Ferrari f40 and Xbow.With suitable power and weight reductions, this could be a bomb in N500 races...
Good point. I suppose a Gurney flap proper is a small perpendicular extension on a wing. The Mk.IV did have a flat "fence" on the rear of the car, as did the Mk.Is after the rule changes for '68.Can the rear end really be considered a gurney flap as that thing was "invented" in 69'? Or are you talking about the 2017 GT? If that's the case then nevermind.
https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars/first-drives/a31820/explaining-the-ford-gts-five-drive-modes/
this article here describes the drive modes of the Ford GT and weirdly enough the Wing angling downwards to provide braking is only available in track mode, and in track mode, the wing is up all the time, so Polyphony put the Ford GT into some weird mix? Also, the Ford GT should be able to drop to below 3 inches. Not only that, a lot of extra aerodynamics are either not animated or represented based off what the article says. For example, the wing should be constantly adjusting itself for better downforce, yet in game you don't see it happening, it simply raises to a static position with the only shift would be during heavy braking.
So I guess you can say something is wrong? That's unless the aerodynamic values in the tuning menu are actually anything to go off by and not just... A number.
Im not talking about manageablity. Im talking about cornering speeds. You can turn the corners faster with Gt40 because it has more grip while cornering then 2017 Ford gt. 2017 Ford Gt is still very manageable but carries less speed while cornering.I've only driven it in a straight line at Route X so far, but I would kind of expect the Mk I to corner better, as others have said, it's lighter, combined with (considerably) less power I would expect it to be more manageable through corners.
Always buy the red one. It's faster. Trust me. You don't believe me? Ask your car insurance agent and a highway patrol officer.I like this car. It may be about 20 seconds slower at Nordschleife than the Zonda R, but it was a thrilling ride nonetheless.
Comparable to the Veyron in 'Ring time but more fun.
What livery are you using? I went with white (possibly affected by the 2000s Ford GT on GT4's cover) and blue stripes.
Always buy the red one. It's faster. Trust me. You don't believe me? Ask your car insurance agent and a highway patrol officer.
Thought that only worked in GT6.But matte pink gets you an extra few MPH over red
It's the terrible aero balance, essentially. Too much on the rear / not enough on the front (probably both).Anyone have issues with it's top-speed handling? It understeers like crazy. It gets bad to the point where I'm essentially locked into place.
Is this due to the game not realizing that the Ford GT has aero in the front for downforce?It's the terrible aero balance, essentially. Too much on the rear / not enough on the front (probably both).
Ugh.Love the car. I've tried it on Laguna Seca, Spa and Autopolis - that's was fun with my Angry GT Birds!
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Maybe he was complaining because the new one didn't have a four-speed transmission.
Easy, it was just a joke or some sort of pun.