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There is something that I really did see and I still don't believe it. In GT 3, I was shown that an Escudo can top out at 339 mph as well as an Raybrig NSX topping out at 289 mph. I believe this is myth. Now If ANYONE could possibly show me how could this be done without making the acceleration look like a joke, I'll clown my friends for the rest of their lives for not knowing **** without hacking up their files 'till doomsday. Oh and drift around their candy asses in the proccess. Just tell me the gear ratios for both and I'll just gawk at all the **** my friends don't know. I mean in terms of Stiffening the shock absorbers and lessening the rebound shock to get an accelleration kick. I tried it and it worked. The bad side? turning is the worst idea known to man. Now I'm working on 6 projects: The Raybrig NSX, That "Battle Rocket" (Escudo, lol), The Zonda, Castrol Supra, The Subaru WRX, and My personal favorite, The Ford GT 40. So what I'm doing no is contrasting and comparing all of everyone's (somewhat) best tuning settings so that I can contrast and compare. Especially for my precious Raybrig NSX. Sorry, I'm kinda obsessed with her. Yes, and I even refer to the car as a woman. lol. Thanks.