StradivisAlso, the Ferrari P4 has a spare tire in the back. Pretty odd for a race car I guess.
Odd, I agree, but if you think of the racing it was involved in (endurance racing) then a spare wheel could've been a real advantage on long tracks like le Mans or the nurburgring (did they use the nurburgring in the p4?).
But that's really cool! But that's probably why...
LancerEvo7Pretty sure they were there only because of regulations. I know the Lola T70 has one as well, It's from a couple years after.
They wouldn't really have needed to carry a spare at LeMans and the like, it's not that far to limp back to the pits on a flattie, but it was probably still mandated.
analogApparantly there were certain (Le Mans) regulations at that time with the aim to link the sportcars with regular roadgoing cars, so things like another seat and a spare wheel were required, they loosened up those rules a few years later.
Keep in mind that it probably wasn't as easy to drive a car with a flat tyre around La Sarthe as it is nowadays with the extremely rigid chassis and superior suspensions/tyres they now use, and maybe a driver was allowed to change it himself.
When they entered the P4 in some Can-Am races (for example the famous Daytona win) the wheel was removed amongst other changes.
Well that just makes a whole lot if sense. I find it intriguing that the Gran Turismo team modelled it with the spare wheel (and presumably all other data) when it was often not even there.
analogIt mostly is there though, I've coincidentally got a 1/43 scale model of the P4 since I was a kid and it also has the spare wheel in the rear compartment.
CarNut11The Dome Zero, in the game, has graphics like a cartoon character, as a model of it wasn't made in real life.
As promised:
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Flipped the Mine's Skyline. Just like the Nissan Skyline GT-R V spec II Nur, this one says "Thanks for finding this!" underneath.
Apologies in advance in case if you can't see the picture; no idea how to fix that...
P.S. Yay! Post #250!![]()
Just out of interest, why did PD put that message there under those two skylines?
When you buy a Mitsubishi Evolution X, the TCS is automatically set to 1 instead of 5.
Dom00000You can paint the premium '96 elise stock rims when race modded, not sure if you can non race mod though. Its looks good with the chrome orange metalic paint from the dealer and stock black rims with the race mod.
The blitz r34 the premium one in the dealer the brake light look like happy faces
I don't know if this is actually unusual, but the interior of the Mercedes 300SL Changes colour scheme if you re paint the car...
I bought the red, because I wanted the red centre console, but I repainted it the exact Mercedes paint chip that gives it the slightly over the top red interior.
My car now is Weißgrau with the Weißgrau interior but RED wheel hubs!!!
EDIT
I have just painted the car Fuewehrot (the red the 300SL came in) to try and sort the red interior. What's happened is the grey bar for the centre console is now red, but the rest of the red interior (Which should be gray in the red painted car) has STAYED red! So basically, what I have achieved is a FULL red interior on a car which in standard colours in game should only be partly red.
analogCars available with multiple interior colours always automatically change to one default interior colour when you paint them, this is always the same colour (one of the other interior colours available with another paint was selected by PD) for a particular car (in the case of the 300SL it's red) which probably has to do with technical limitations but which severely limits the possibilities if you want a certain interior/exterior colour combination.
Just out of interest, why did PD put that message there under those two skylines?
The Dome Zero, in the game, has graphics like a cartoon character, as a model of it wasn't made in real life.
The Dome Zero, in the game, has graphics like a cartoon character, as a model of it wasn't made in real life.
The speedo needle in the tvr tamora will go past where the numbers end, but not sure if it will do a full loop.
The one in the SL 300 will do the same thing if you can wind it up high enough (as does the tach).