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That's why N/A or supercharger is best for the track.
ZedMan1996That's why N/A or supercharger is best for the track.
I just wish when we put a 80mm turbo in our cars it would sound like this.TheKittenWhen boost turns on Your screwed.
Turbo's are one of the most popular way in motorsport to add power.
Sonygamer455By the way Lock2Lock, I don't know if ZDUPH told you this or not, but if you mod a car with dirt/snow tires using my method, even when updating you can still race it on dirt and snow!ZDUPH tested it.
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Yea I think so because it can be confusing at first.Oh ok. I must had done something wrong then.
Has anyone tried to simply change the torque converter to 100% in the rear on a AWD? I know drive train swaps don't work, but does this work?
Has anyone tried to simply change the torque converter to 100% in the rear on a AWD? I know drive train swaps don't work, but does this work?
FastAShecKbe an interesting trick if it were to work. I would figure no because it's outside normal parameters, and to my understanding, slammed over cambered cars are not working, BUT a test would have to show one way or another.
Sonygamer455Can you still paint unpaintable cars on 2.12?![]()
Hello I am looking for the codes for the 787B stealth codes body ect. the hex codes
Welcome back thread! We need to fire this thread up again!
I've been wondering how many people are still hybriding? I haven't been online in 1.5 months. Still on 2.11.
I thought I read that if you go back to 2.0 update and do chassis swaps,the wider tires of the donor chassis will be on the new car? Can anyone confirm this?
I've been wondering how many people are still hybriding? I haven't been online in 1.5 months. Still on 2.11.
I thought I read that if you go back to 2.0 update and do chassis swaps,the wider tires of the donor chassis will be on the new car? Can anyone confirm this?
WorldCarFansA Nissan GT-R AMS Alpha 12+ was capable of reaching an impressive top speed of 237.5 mph (382.16 km/h).
AMS Performance launched the Alpha 12 upgrade kit for the Nissan GT-R back in 2011 which increased output to 1,309 bhp (976 kW). The aftermarket package evolved into Alpha 12+ and brought along a horsepower bump to an incredible 1,700 bhp (1,267 kW).
It recently became the fastest GT-R in the world achieving a top speed of 237.5 mph (382 km/h). The heavily modified Japanese supercar needed just 2.99 seconds to reach 62 mph (100 km/h) and performed the 0-124 mph (0-200 km/h) run in 6.5 seconds. In just 12.37 seconds the GT-R AMS Alpha 12+ was already at 186 mph (300 km/h).
It's also the fastest GT-R ever to complete the one-mile run as it was done in just 22.538 seconds. Regarding the 1/4 mile run, the AMS Alpha 12+ needed only 9.447 seconds at 161.62 mph (260.11 km/h).
The attached video makes cars such as the Porsche 911 GT2 4WD 9ff (1,100 bhp), Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Hennessey (760 bhp) and BMW M3 ESS VT2 (750 bhp) look slow even though these are anything but that.