Arrakis Speed Shop//UPDATED 4/4/16// NSX-R 500pp SH-SS/

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I'm glad you enjoyed some of my work!

Try to get within 1 or 2 PP of your target by removing or replacing modifications, then do the rest with the limiter. Removing modifications will often lower redline, which will screw with your transmission spacing. Pay attention to the max RPM number in the transmission chart when you remove modifications - you may have to reset the spacing between gears afterwards. Adding weight is drastic and requires that you fundamentally change the setup to accommodate it; I wouldn't recommend it.

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Thank you! Also, what do you recommend changing for driving on less grippy tires, eg sport hard instead of sport soft?
EDIT: Also if you set the transmission before you remove parts, it keeps the same ratios. Is this good or bad?
 
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Thank you! Also, what do you recommend changing for driving on less grippy tires, eg sport hard instead of sport soft?
EDIT: Also if you set the transmission before you remove parts, it keeps the same ratios. Is this good or bad?


It will only change the transmission if the max rpm is lowered by removing parts. Pay attention to the transmission chart. Not sure what to change for SH other than reducing power, which you seem to be doing already.

Edit: it might help to look at which parts reduce torque, rather than horsepower, this will help with wheelspin on SH tires.
 
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I looked through the whole thread and i would say it was really entertaining to read all your descriptions on tunes :P
Also found few nice setups which i'm definetly going to try out :)
Keep up the good work and keep creating awesome tunes! And descriptions! ;) :cheers:
 
I looked through the whole thread and i would say it was really entertaining to read all your descriptions on tunes :P
Also found few nice setups which i'm definetly going to try out :)
Keep up the good work and keep creating awesome tunes! And descriptions! ;) :cheers:

Sorry double post.
 
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I looked through the whole thread and i would say it was really entertaining to read all your descriptions on tunes :P
Also found few nice setups which i'm definetly going to try out :)
Keep up the good work and keep creating awesome tunes! And descriptions! ;) :cheers:

Thanks! I'll be back soon, just been playing with my new pc graphics card.

May I recommend the NA '67 S54B Skyline; I was in love with that car before I started fiddling with the PC.
 
Thanks! I'll be back soon, just been playing with my new pc graphics card.

May I recommend the NA '67 S54B Skyline; I was in love with that car before I started fiddling with the PC.

I might give it a try tomorrow, now i'm tuning Toyota Sports 800 for drifting.
It's nice little car and easy to handle :)
SLS AMG tune would be nice too ;)
What kind of card you bought?
 
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It's a sapphire Radeon R9 290 4gb. It absolutely dwarfs my old 6870, which was already a big card- I had to cut a little piece of plastic off so that it would fit.

Requests are piling up! I'll get around to that SLS when I start playing again.

Thanks again!

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Nice!
I'm still waiting for those new cards to be released soon so i can change my GTX 760 :)
So i'll keep looking for this thread for that tune :cheers:
 
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BMW 330i '05

So the Mustang is broken again. Can't get it to go in gear when I crank it up. I had it flatbedded to my mechanic this morning-hopefully it's just something hydraulic and not anything major. Anyway, I had the good fortune of being able to borrow this exact car. What is most impressive is how the inline-6 pulls smoothly and relentlessly; even at significant speed. You can tell that this motor is the beneficiary of several generations of development. It's almost like the Kwisatz Haderach of motors; carefully bred over a thousand generations by the Bene Gesserit sisterhood of Wallach IX; with the goal of producing a car that can go where they cannot.

D'oh!:

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The car is terrific to drive in the game. It will pretty much do whatever you want.

516pp
435hp
1,220kg

Sport Soft Tires

Rims std.

No driving aids except ABS 1

Ride height
90 90

Springs
7.61 9.18

Dampers
C 4 5
E 5 4

ARB
4 2

Camber
0.0 0.0

Toe
0.02 0.04

Racing Brakes
3 2

Transmission

Set final to 4.500
Set top speed to 112mph
Set top gear to 1.222
Set final to 2.805
Set gears

1:3.595
2:2.716
3:2.174
4:1.776
5:1.470
6:1.222

Final 2.805


LSD
11
14
21


Carbon Driveshaft
Triple plate clutch

Power
Stage 3 tuning
Sports comp
Racing exhaust
Isometric manifold
Sports cats
Intake tuning
Nitrous-no

Weight
Stage 3 reduction
Carbon hood
Window weight reduction
Rigidity up

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Nissan STAGEA 25t RS FOUR S '98

500PP RB25 little brother to the Autech. It can still devastate your face; as well as the faces of countless others.

Fruity exhaust note.


Requested by @Gcturbo


500pp
444hp
1,321kg

Sport Soft Tires

Rims std

No driving aids except ABS 1

Ride height
93 90

Springs
8.13 7.49

Dampers
C 3 6
E 4 3

ARB
4 5

Camber
0.0 0.0

Toe
0.02 0.04

Racing Brakes
2 3

Transmission

Set final to 5.000
Set top speed to 112mph
Set top gear to 1.099
Set final to 3.715
Set gears

1:3.122
2:2.390
3:1.917
4:1.579
5:1.316
6:1.099

Final 3.715

Transmission for Nurburgring

Set final to 5.000
Set top speed to 112mph
Set top gear to 0.997
Set final to 3.365
Set gears

1:3.122
2:2.390
3:1.917
4:1.545
5:1.246
6:0.997

Final 3.365


LSD
7. 11
16 14
23 24

Torque Split
35:65

Carbon Driveshaft
Triple plate clutch

Power
Stage 3 tuning
Sports comp
Semi-Racing exhaust
Std. Manifold
Sports cats
Std. Intake
std. turbo
Nitrous- no
Limiter 99.1%

Weight
Stage 3 reduction
Carbon hood
Window weight reduction
Rigidity up

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Toyota CELICA GT-FOUR (ST205) '98

For some reason, the front end of this car always makes me think of Japanese tentacle monsters.

Don't ask me why; it just does.

Requested by @Racin510s

554pp
558hp
1,138kg

Sport Soft Tires

Rims std.

No driving aids except ABS 1

Ride height
98 95

Springs
7.69 5.83

Dampers
C 3 6
E 4 3

ARB
4 6

Camber
0.0 0.0

Toe
0.02 0.04

Racing Brakes
2 3

Transmission

Set final to 5.000
Set top speed to 112mph
Set top gear to 1.108
Set final to 3.115
Set gears

1:3.164
2:2.446
3:1.958
4:1.608
5:1.333
6:1.108

Final 3.115

Transmission for Nurburgring

Set final to 5.000
Set top speed to 112mph
Set top gear to 1.014
Set final to 2.975
Set gears

1:3.164
2:2.446
3:1.958
4:1.586
5:1.273
6:1.014

Final 2.975


LSD
7. 11
16 14
23 24

Torque Split
33:67

Carbon Driveshaft
Triple plate clutch

Power
Stage 3 tuning
Sports comp
Racing exhaust
Isometric manifold
Sports cats
Intake tuning
High rpm turbo
Nitrous- no

Weight
Stage 3 reduction
Carbon hood
Window weight reduction
Rigidity up

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Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG '10


This car is kind of like that serious looking German exchange student in every American Highschool who falls in with the stoners and turns into a huge party animal. Upon his arrival he is immediately placed on the Varsity Soccer team; because, you know, he's German; of course he's going to be amazing.

That he single handedly manages to hand the team most of its victories does little to disprove this assumption.

Requested by @NMKH91

669pp
884hp
1,297kg

Sport Soft Tires

Rims std.

No driving aids except ABS 1

Ride height
85 85

Springs
7.66 9.84

Dampers
C 4 5
E 5 4

ARB
4 2

Camber
0.0 0.0

Toe
0.02 0.04

Racing Brakes
3 2

Transmission

Set final to 5.000
Set top speed to 137mph
Set top gear to 0.977
Set final to 3.315
Set gears

1:3.183
2:2.452
3:1.971
4:1.621
5:1.360
6:1.151
7:0.977

Final 3.315

Transmission for Nurburgring

Change the following-

5:1.346
6:1.117
7:0.920

Final 3.315


LSD
11
14
21


Carbon Driveshaft
Triple plate clutch

Power
Stage 3 tuning
Sports comp
Racing exhaust
Isometric manifold
Sports cats
Intake tuning
Supercharger
Nitrous no

Weight
Stage 3 reduction
Carbon hood
Window weight reduction
Rigidity up

Aero Kit A
Flat Floor

Downforce
0. 200

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Mustangs make your bank account shrink & your hair turn grey, well that's my excuse...

Reading the books all over again, working on "Children of Dune" at the moment.
 
Mustangs make your bank account shrink & your hair turn grey, well that's my excuse.

The best part is that I still don't have it back. I'm seriously considering changing my avatar to the picture of it getting towed.

Bravo for getting through Dune:Messiah. I usually just watch the SciFi Channel version when I get to that one.
 
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Hay issues about the 74 con its hard to hit the straits the power cuts bad and i get passed i moved the tran to 187 and it works alittle better just want ted to say so you can help with some modifications so i dont over do it
 
Hay issues about the 74 con its hard to hit the straits the power cuts bad and i get passed i moved the tran to 187 and it works alittle better just want ted to say so you can help with some modifications so i dont over do it

I'm sorry what car?
 
Ah, that tune hasn't been updated for the new physics post 1.09. There's a lot more wrong with it than just the transmission. I pretty much need to redo the whole thing from scratch.
ill be the tester lol i love the car and if you got new tunes for it ready to go anytime ill use them and tell you how it works and your alittle right it needs help in some parts but it is nothing i cant handle with lmao
 
ill be the tester lol i love the car and if you got new tunes for it ready to go anytime ill use them and tell you how it works and your alittle right it needs help in some parts but it is nothing i cant handle with lmao

Lol thanks! I'll try it out. I've been neglecting the MR's because I feel like there is something that I am doing fundamentally wrong with them, and I still haven't figured out what it is. Time to get to work!
 
So, I have tried a lot of other peoples tunes and all needed some touching up. Yours, on the other hand, spot on. I am working my way through all of the tunes that you have done. Love that you are doing the cars that others seem to ignore, especially the older stuff. Keep them coming. My garage is eagerly awaiting more.

Can I request the Mitsubishi Galant VR4?
 
So, I have tried a lot of other peoples tunes and all needed some touching up. Yours, on the other hand, spot on. I am working my way through all of the tunes that you have done. Love that you are doing the cars that others seem to ignore, especially the older stuff. Keep them coming. My garage is eagerly awaiting more.

Can I request the Mitsubishi Galant VR4?

Thanks, I really appreciate that. I'm also glad that someone else likes the random "sleepers;" to me they are my favorite part of GT and one of the big things that other racing games lack.

I can definitely tune the VR-4, but give me some time. I am currently on hiatus until the transmission bug gets fixed. I have 10 or 11 new tunes and updates ready to go but I can't really do anything until this gets sorted out.

Thanks again!
 
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Honda CIVIC TYPE R (EK) '98

Well, I'm glad they finally fixed that stupid transmission issue, both with 1.17 and with my car IRL.

So it totally took them two months to get my car sorted out. :mad:.........:mad::mad::mad::mad:

It turned out to be a faulty clutch diaphragm, which took a couple weeks turnaround time for Spec to repair. Shipping delays, weather, blah blah, whatever.....

When I got the car back, all of a sudden it had developed a random misfire on 3 cylinders....🤬. Every hour of every day, the (very expensive) words "blown motor" and "bent valve" intruded on every thought. I kept running through scenarios in my mind, trying to find something I had done, or some way to blame myself for what had happened.

This took more than a month to track down; and turned out to be something incredibly stupid that one of the mechanics who touched the car screwed up. I'm still not sure they told me the truth about this last bit. The only positive from the whole experience was that I didn't have to pay for any of it.

Anyway, I needed another car. Cheap, reliable, economical, no frills transportation to get to and from work while the Mustang was being fixed. You know: a daily driver.

So I bought this:
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:lol:

The original plan was to yank out the blown up D-series lump, purchase a JDM B16B and make the CRX from hell. Time (and also money) apparently were not on my side (also removing spraypaint by hand is for the birds) so I sold the CRX and bought another car:

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I know, I know; less cool than the CRX would have been, and much less cool than a JDM CTR, but what can you do.

The guy that owned it before me spent a bunch of money on nice parts; not one of which is installed correctly.:scared:

(lol Hondas)

My friend who drove the car home, which was a considerable distance, called it a "deathtrap," and described a number of alarming noises coming from the front of the car. Upon inspection the next day, we found that aside from the engine (bulletproof and in amazing shape) clutch and tires, which were new, pretty much everything else needed to be replaced. To be honest I was sort of expecting that after seeing some of the "workmanship" on the car; and it was cheap for a real Si.

Oh yeah, it had the wrong ECU in it too.:lol:

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Can you believe that this motor has 133,000mi (214,000km!) on it!!??

We're still waiting on some parts to come in to get the Civic back on the road, but in the meantime, the Mustang is fixed and makes a wonderful daily driver.....



The Tune

If you've driven my CRX, this car should feel familiar.

473pp
292hp
877kg

Sport Soft Tires

Rims std.

No driving aids except ABS 1

Ride height
103 100

Springs
6.64 5.11

Dampers
C 2 4
E 4 1

ARB
4 6

Camber
0.0 0.0

Toe
0.02 -0.02

Racing Brakes
2 3

Transmission

Set final to 5.500
Set top speed to 112mph
Set top gear to 1.036
Set final to 3.755
Set gears

1:3.196
2:2.454
3:1.963
4:1.593
5:1.291
6:1.036

Final 3.755


LSD
7
17
23



Triple plate clutch

Power
Stage 3 tuning
Sports comp
Racing exhaust
Isometric manifold
Sports cats
Intake tuning
Nitrous- no

Weight
Stage 3 reduction
Carbon hood
Window weight reduction
Rigidity up

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Daihatsu Midget II D type '98

The way that the motor revs out in this turbo mini truck is very satisfying. Completely silly and tremendously entertaining.

464pp
133hp
515kg

Comfort Medium Tires

Rims +2

No driving aids except ABS 1

Ride height
115 116

Springs
4.82 4.02

Dampers
C 3 5
E 4 4

ARB
4 5

Camber
0.0 0.0

Toe
0.02 0.04

Racing Brakes
2 3

Transmission

Set final to 6.000
Set top speed to 62mph
Set top gear to 1.239
Set final to 3.655
Set gears

1:3.323
2:2.542
3:1.994
4:1.581
5:1.239

Final 3.655


LSD
10
14
21


Carbon Driveshaft
Triple plate clutch

Power
Stage 3 tuning
Sports comp
Racing exhaust
Isometric manifold
Sports cats
Intake tuning
High rpm turbo
Nitrous-no

Weight
Stage 3 reduction
Carbon hood
Window weight reduction
Rigidity up

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Volkswagen Beetle 1100 Standard (Type-11) '49

This is another car that has me absolutely hooked. 72hp is not very much, but the VW flat-4 has ample torque (112ft-lb,) and IMO the handling is pretty unique (not in a bad way.) Go on, give it a try, it will make you smile!

360pp
72hp
640kg

Comfort Soft Tires

Rims stock

No driving aids except ABS 1

Ride height
120 120

Springs
2.03 3.04

Dampers
C 3 5
E 4 4

ARB
6 4

Camber
0.4 0.5

Toe
0.05 0.10

Racing Brakes
3 2

Transmission

Set final to 5.500
Set top speed to 62mph
Set top gear to 1.147
Set final to 3.085
Set gears

1:2.829
2:2.256
3:1.800
4:1.445
5:1.147

Final 3.085


LSD
13
14
23


Triple plate clutch

Power
Stage 3 tuning
Sports comp
Racing exhaust
Isometric manifold
Sports cats
Intake tuning
Nitrous- no

Weight
Stage 3 reduction
Carbon hood
Window weight reduction
Rigidity up

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