Mad FinnTuners Co. - Road Racing Relics 150415

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The link banner on the first page has the model year on it, that's quite a clue. :P Don't ask me why it isn't in the post itself because that's not up to me - I made the banner though.
 
The link banner on the first page has the model year on it, that's quite a clue. :P Don't ask me why it isn't in the post itself because that's not up to me - I made the banner though.
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'Cause I know my cars really well. :cool: :lol: And also because there aren't many premium Alpines in the game to begin with. But as @Greycap said, the first page banner will help you with your name woes.
Aaa, your cars? I thought it's Leonidas... :drool: And is it written anywhere that it is Premium?! :confused:
 
Aaa, your cars? I thought it's Leonidas... :drool: And is it written anywhere that it is Premium?! :confused:

I say "my cars" as in the cars I really like. ;) As for the Premium question, just take a good look at the pictures. See the clear windows and the steering wheel? You know, the cockpit that, in most of the Standard cars, looks like a portable black hole with no detail whatsoever? That's how you distinguish. The more you know!
 
I say "my cars" as in the cars I really like. ;) As for the Premium question, just take a good look at the pictures. See the clear windows and the steering wheel? You know, the cockpit that, in most of the Standard cars, looks like a portable black hole with no detail whatsoever? That's how you distinguish. The more you know!
Oh, I see. Thank you, Sir. :) 👍
 
-BMW M5 '08 ~ 625pp

-BMW 135i Coupe '07 ~ 600pp

A Setup for both cars where a dream!

Ich werde Ihnen ein Setup zu senden für den BMW 135i , sobald Sie ausprobiert und überprüft haben eines meiner Autos und veröffentlicht es in diesem Thread. Vielen Dank im Voraus. :)

Aaa, your cars? I thought it's Leonidas... :drool: And is it written anywhere that it is Premium?! :confused:
It IS my car. And since there's only one another Alpine in the game, and it's not premium nor as pretty as this one, I thought it would be obvious.. But apparently not. :lol:
 
It IS my car. And since there's only one another Alpine in the game, and it's not premium nor as pretty as this one, I thought it would be obvious.. But apparently not. :lol:
There are two other standards. :P I didn't knew the window catch. :blush: Finally, I understood. ;) 👍
 
Lancer 1600RS '74

179 bhp, 21.1 kgfm, 724 kg, PP 450
Painted in Fuji White from Mitsubishi


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Parts to fit:
Change Oil
Improve Body Rigidity
New Wheels, Inch Up: 1, Enkei Baja, finished in Crystal White from Nissan
Comfort Soft Tyres
Height-adjustable, Fully-Customizable Suspension
Racing Brake Kit, painted in Vintage Red from Mazda
Triple-Plate Clutch Kit
Carbon Propeller Shaft
Fully-Customisable Mechanical Limited-Slip Differential
Engine Tuning Stage 2
Sports Computer
Isometric Exhaust Manifold
Catalytic Converter: Sports
Intake Tuning
Weight Reduction Stage 3
Window Weight Reduction

Overall cost:~200k Cr.

Suspension
Ride Height (mm): 100 / 115
Spring Rate (kgf/mm): 2.25 / 1.75
Dampers (Compression): 4 / 2
Dampers (Extension): 8 / 10
Anti-Roll Bars: 7 / 6
Camber Angle (-): 1.5 / 1.5
Toe Angle: -0.30 / 0.20

Brake Balance Controller
Brake Balance: 2 / 8

Drivetrain
Initial Torque: 55
Acceleration Sensitivity: 55
Braking Sensitivity: 30

Driving Options
ASM: Off
TCS: 0
ABS: 1


It started off as cheap and simple response from Mitsubishi to Ford Escort RS models: Cheap, light, RWD and tailhappy. Fortunately I can confirm that they succeeded, and while the GSR model was no slouch, this slightly tweaked 1600RS is even better. It will do well in both grip and drift driving, but going sideways feels more natural in this little beastie. You can initiate the drift with lifting off, braking or even just by steering as long as the weight shift is managed correctly. Feel free to give this one a spin down the twisty roads and let me know what you think!
I drive it, Top tune! now the camaro...
 
The alpine have like the R32 a perfect handling, but both have not enough power on the straights... There are only 5 cars Who's faster... Elise, g-Sports concept or 106 Rallye.

Please make the BMW tunes, i would like to drive both in Lobbys with pp max. Kw and min. weight :-D
 
The alpine have like the R32 a perfect handling, but both have not enough power on the straights... There are only 5 cars Who's faster... Elise, g-Sports concept or 106 Rallye.

Please make the BMW tunes, i would like to drive both in Lobbys with pp max. Kw and min. weight :-D

Alright, I have tunes for both cars done tomorrow.
 
It's good to see you guys are still around. I'll post reviews on the Alpine, the V-Spec III, and the Shelby Cobra during the week. Knowing where they are coming from, they are probably great.
 
Knowing where they are coming from, they are probably great.
While I can only speak for the Cobra... "great" is unlikely to be the correct word but "surprisingly drivable for a Cobra" is more like it. The starting point is such a four wheeled riot that I doubt it can ever be made good by other cars' standards, with all that power it still failed to beat the cream of my 500PP creations. Then again 40 years of suspension development may play a role.
 
Alpine A260GV

259 bhp, 25 kgfm, 635 kg, PP 549
Painted in Alpine Bleu from Alpine


This Alpine looks like a good drive to have, that might be my next MFT review. I am curious to see how all that extra power is handled by such a small chassis. At least I don't have to blow "half a million CR", as your estmeed colleague has said, on a Cobra. Christ @Greycap, make your great cars cheap! :crazy: :lol: Time to gather the money, I guess...
 
This Alpine looks like a good drive to have, that might be my next MFT review. I am curious to see how all that extra power is handled by such a small chassis. At least I don't have to blow "half a million CR", as your estmeed colleague has said, on a Cobra. Christ @Greycap, make your great cars cheap! :crazy: :lol: Time to gather the money, I guess...

Ah yes, that GV on the name of the Alpine doesn't come from Grand Valley, but from French words for great speed.. Grande Vitesse.
 
Ah yes, that GV on the name of the Alpine doesn't come from Grand Valley, but from French words for great speed.. Grande Vitesse.

Leo, how fancy from you, mon ami.:lol: Wasn't expecting that answer to be honest, you crafty Finn you, that just makes me even more curious to see how it turns out. :drool:
 
Leo, how fancy from you, mon ami.:lol: Wasn't expecting that answer to be honest, you crafty Finn you, that just makes me even more curious to see how it turns out. :drool:

This little beauty has given quite a few bigger and more powerful cars a bloody nose in some seasonals as long as it's not taking place on a power track.
 
Alright.. But next time, use the PM as I asked to avoid unnecessary clutter in the thread.
 
Original setup used, apart from notes (*)
No Aids, ABS: 1

Alpine A260GV
Wow! Wow! I'm amazed and very happy with your come back! :) Excellent car! 👍
Your tuning approach is totally to my liking, and I'm confident that you know what you're doing.


Winner @

International B Class, Tuned Car Festival
650 PP or less, Sports Soft or less

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Apricot Hill Raceway

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Daytona Road Course

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And the icing on the cake:

Super Class | Willow Springs 20-Mile Challenge
650 PP or less and Sports Soft tires or less

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Excellent tuning! 👍
 
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Well well.. Even back in the GT4 days this car was known for punching well above its paygrade. Good to see that it's still up to the task at hand with good driver! :D
 
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