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An RR car (RUF BTR, CTR Yellowbird) will have a better shot at this than an FR, and a musclecar will actually be the most difficult to do this with.
Why? Weight balance. Most of the proper muscle cars have engines weighing 700+lbs positioned forward of the front axle and fairly little weight over the rear.
Rotary Junkie a muscle car will be the most difficult.Are you serious? What do you consider a muscle car?Let me fill you in on what is a muscle car.A muscle car is anything before 1972.After 1972 the US government and US auto makers reduced HP due to the oil embargo. True muscle cars have engine and front end weight reduction as well as great HP boosts due to superchargers and blowers. So in theory you are a little bit off.I do own a 1971 Chevelle and can do a wheelie no problem.Why because I have a fiberglass front end and have taken all of the unnecessary heavy engine components off (Cast Iron) and replaced them with aluminum and have changed my rear end and tires as well as gears.A true muscle car would do a wheelie way easier than any Ruff or yellow Bird.
Rotary Junkie a muscle car will be the most difficult.Are you serious? What do you consider a muscle car?Let me fill you in on what is a muscle car.A muscle car is anything before 1972.After 1972 the US government and US auto makers reduced HP due to the oil embargo. True muscle cars have engine and front end weight reduction as well as great HP boosts due to superchargers and blowers. So in theory you are a little bit off.I do own a 1971 Chevelle and can do a wheelie no problem.Why because I have a fiberglass front end and have taken all of the unnecessary heavy engine components off (Cast Iron) and replaced them with aluminum and have changed my rear end and tires as well as gears.A true muscle car would do a wheelie way easier than any Ruff or yellow Bird.
Not really, no.
For one, you've got proper drag slicks and a suspension setup meant for rearward weight transfer and slicks. We can't do that here.
Also of note, you don't need your fiberglass front end, aluminum bits on the engine, etc etc... You can actually make a 13 second car pull the wheels if you want to. That all helps, yes, but I'm willing to bet money your car still has a forward weight bias even so, simply because it's A. an old Chevelle, B. most likely runs a big-block.
The Porsches have the best shot at yanking the wheels because they've already got ~60% of their weight sitting on the rear axle and have fairly wide tires... Every car in the game still uses the factory tire widths and the stickiest tire compound is still a slick designed for handling cornering loads rather than traction (meaning the exact OPPOSITE of a drag tire). So have fun with that.
I will repeat again my comment, a VW Samba bus (Rear engine, Rear wheel drive) with all the mods (turbo 3 is the best option, even if the turbo 2 offers more HP), with the suspension all the way up (+135), Min Spring rate, and you can do standup start wheelie. All you have to do is launch while you are turning either direction, it just happens.
Why everyone tries to do it with a FR car, I have quite a lot of cars (over 200) and none have ever tried to do a wheelie, the VW samba wheelie was a mistake on my part for trying extreme tunes and the consequence on the drivebility.
That is not a WHEELIE that is you coming over the top of a crest with poor suspension settings. I will repeat you cannot do a wheelie in this game.I have a 1970 Chevelle SS 454 maxxed out to over 825 HP and have tried everything possible to get this to wheelie.Not happening in this game with any car.
Somebody really likes to watch the Fast and (the) Furious silliness.
Somebody really likes to watch the Fast and (the) Furious silliness.
No joke, lol. you have the proper horsepower and torque, you can bring the front end up. If GT was anything like forza you'd be able to wheelie. Cause i have my 69' Camaro Geared identical to my forza Camaro and my forza camaro Wheelies like a beast.
You'd only wheelie if your tires could grab. I haven't seen a car with the power to wheelie actually grab traction on launch, which isn't that surprising since there's no drag slicks in the game.
FULL_THROTTLEI take it your refering to my post as its directly above,
I can't record however i do have replays and can share the cars with you if you think that my post is fake or something.
Both of those cars were using racing soft tyres, except the mustang with has comfort hards on the front.