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It has an open-differential and 200HP, so yeah. It does "one-wheel wonders".
Ok, I never paid much attention to how differentials work. Thanks for clarifying.
It has an open-differential and 200HP, so yeah. It does "one-wheel wonders".
No worries! I've been around differentials long enough to understand them.Ok, I never paid much attention to how differentials work. Thanks for clarifying.
Adding race suspension seems to make it more noticeable. Scroll through the different upgrades and as the car lowers, it pushes the wheels even further back.I'd chalk it up to BL. Some diagrams and pics of real ones seem to have a varying gap, but none ever seem to have the wheel perfectly centered in the arch:
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'04 Impreza, a wheelspin/playlist exclusive car, and arguably the best Impreza in the game.I’m not entirely sure what I’m looking at there. You bought a Subaru for 15k? What am I missing?
Oh, of course. Makes sense. Thanks.'04 Impreza, a wheelspin/playlist exclusive car, and arguably the best Impreza in the game.
I never realized that it had active aero, either. I should check to see if it's the same with GTS.Have any of you ever noticed how the front splitter is animated on the Mk.IV Supra? Depending on the speed, it will come out and close itself.
All these years I never thought it did that, but it's a nice attention to detail by PG, as always.
I didn't either haha. I checked in GTS one time and the front splitter is not animated (mind you, I have the game). Although I can tell you the Mitsubishi 3000GT has active aero from front to rear.I never realized that it had active aero, either. I should check to see if it's the same with GTS.
I knew that the 3000GT had active aero.I didn't either haha. I checked in GTS one time and the front splitter is not animated (mind you, I have the game). Although I can tell you the Mitsubishi 3000GT has active aero from front to rear.
Ahh okay, that makes sense now. 👍I knew that the 3000GT had active aero.
As for the Supra, the one in Horizon is the 1998 RZ model, while the one in GTS is the '97. Maybe the newer one added active aero.
Got Curious and did a bit of google-fu, Seems the Active front Splitter was an option extra on the A80 Supra, so not all of them had it. Perhaps the one PD used as reference for their model did not have it installed while the one T10/PG had did have it installed.I knew that the 3000GT had active aero.
As for the Supra, the one in Horizon is the 1998 RZ model, while the one in GTS is the '97. Maybe the newer one added active aero.
Have any of you ever noticed how the front splitter is animated on the Mk.IV Supra? Depending on the speed, it will come out and close itself.
All these years I never thought it did that, but it's a nice attention to detail by PG, as always.
Is that so!? That's interesting overall, because I never knew the mark IV had such a option, but I'm very happy to know about it now.Yes, I remember noticing it all the way back in FM6.
Makes sense in a way, most (if not all) current Holdens were rebadged Opels, and that belongs to PSA now. It'd be a shame to lose Holden in future games, but I wouldn't be surprised if that's the case.
I hope they will keep Holden cars too, we unfortunately have too few of their cars in H4 when we compare to FH3 & FM7 australian cars. They made some really interesting cars.I hope we don't lose Holden and the other manufacturers mentioned. But I am positive we wouldn't lose them in the next Forzas. T10/PG are just so darn good at obtaining different licenses regardless of companies like Pontiac not existing anymore.
So my fingers are crossed we get to keep Holden, HDT and HSV on board for FM8 and FH5. 👍
Also, it's sad to hear Holden is getting axed. I love its cars.
A part of me thinks it's because FH4 is set in the UK. It might explain why we have few aussie cars in the game. But knowing T10, they wouldn't give up on its cars and will hopefully add back all the rest into the next game, FM8.I hope they will keep Holden cars too, we unfortunately have too few of their cars in H4 when we compare to FH3 & FM7 australian cars. They made some really interesting cars.
Well, Hummer is coming back with their tease of their electric truck. Maybe we'll be getting that down the line.