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does anyone have one for this ? would be very grateful as there are too many skylines out there to try each one of them, want to get it right first time 
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best car+tune for japanese 90's challenge bspec?
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- kennedy228
I used a tuned Dome Zero Concept with a bit of tuning and bob won it no problem.
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Evo 6 TM edition
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- ChuckJaywalk
Yeah, not to pile on, but a bone stock Dome Zero was the order of the day for me as well.
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Japanese 90's Challenge, Isn't this a '78?
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Yeah, I just checked, the requirements say from 1990 to 1999, country of origin has to be Japan.
Try looking in Used Dealership for a RX7, MR2, EVO, Subaru or Skyline etc
There's normally loads of Japanese cars in there..
B spec Bob loves a 4wd...
SPORTS HARD TYRES
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Try looking in Used Dealership for a RX7, MR2, EVO, Subaru or Skyline etc
There's normally loads of Japanese cars in there..
B spec Bob loves a 4wd...
SPORTS HARD TYRES
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- ncaa_maniac
If I recall right, my Bob won it with my starting car, a FTO, fully modded though. A-spec was a breeze in it.
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Forgot to say - make the car light, don't make it too powerful, a MID rpm turbo kit will be better for Bob (rather than a high rpm kit) especially if it's a 4wd drive you get.
Add the 4500 credit suspension kit, go to settings-suspension and change rear toe from +0.20 to -0.20. Adjust the front brakes to 7 (Bob does't brake too hard, this helps to get heat and therefore grip into the front tyres) and this should be good to go..
Subaru's or Evo's from the 90's would be a good bet, they are very light already..
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Add the 4500 credit suspension kit, go to settings-suspension and change rear toe from +0.20 to -0.20. Adjust the front brakes to 7 (Bob does't brake too hard, this helps to get heat and therefore grip into the front tyres) and this should be good to go..
Subaru's or Evo's from the 90's would be a good bet, they are very light already..
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- FactoryDriver
A stock '97 NSX should be fine, provided Bob knows how to handle it at Cape Ring (got one as a Level 5 gift car). Mine had a tendency to spin it at the left/right kink right before the finish line. Another option is a DC2 Integra Type R. Doesn't require too much; tune it up to around 240hp and you should be OK.
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Yeah, i think you guys are refering to the Japenese Classic car challenge.But what car I used was a 91' Acura NSX RM with racing soft tires, IT DOMINATED! but a fully tuned Skyline wouldn't be a bad choice either!👍
No offence dude, OP clearly said Japanese 90's challenge B spec.
Tyre limitations on B spec is Sports Hard for this event..
But yes, in theory the same car could be used....just change the tyres..
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Dome zero spins out on the corner after the tunnel what i used was a 1970s honda i maxed it out and it was front wheel drive so thats why i picked it so it wouldnt spin out on the last lap and kill the race for me
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My ScoobyWagon with 308hp won by 5 seconds or so.
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WOW really...a 1970's Honda, in the Japanese 1990's race challenge...
Ok, if you insist...
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Yeah sorry bud, I forgot we were talking about B-Spec, other than that all I did was lower the ride hieght to lowest, a little bit less downforce to cause slight oversteer,and that worked for me, no need for an insane tune.
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Get a 1999 GTR. You'll probably win...
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