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The Hybrid Pictures and Videos Thread [56k Warning]
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civilized... And as fast as JGTC cars
lol, love that part. The buggie reminds me of my gt3 "glitch" car, "accidentally" set the multiplier to max, and max downforce, etc... the car would shake the screen on in car view, if its idling it would shake and dance around. dunno exactly where it would top out, it starts pulling a wheelie @ around 650-700mph (test course I would reach about 5-something before the 1st turn from a dead stop lol). The body I used was the Alto Works (prize car, gold), f1 tires in the rear (fun lil crap-box). I might just actually recreate that in gt4 (as setup C) just for nostalgia. after I finish my Model-T hehehe.
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Here's my Ford Model T with 160hp, R5 Tyres, ATTESA-ETS, 2(?) meter ride height, and .1 spring rate. Made using the codes given by Speed Drifter on page 48 or so of the huge GT4 Hybrid Thread.
When cornering, the whole deal tilts over at 45 degrees (!), and the suspension gets... tangled. The suspension squeezes the wheels together under extreme body roll, and the axles stay connected to the wheels on one side, but they impale the wheels on the other side, and when you stop turning, they never realign. I'll try to add in some in-motion shots, but I'm not making any promises.
When cornering, the whole deal tilts over at 45 degrees (!), and the suspension gets... tangled. The suspension squeezes the wheels together under extreme body roll, and the axles stay connected to the wheels on one side, but they impale the wheels on the other side, and when you stop turning, they never realign. I'll try to add in some in-motion shots, but I'm not making any promises.
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^^^ tire size doesnt affect performance right?
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Yeah, big tires weigh the same as small tires. They affect gear ratios anyway so it's not totally unrealistic[myg0t]wicked;2838883
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what about traction?
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Wider tires give slightly more traction but not as much as they give in real life.[myg0t]wicked;2839190
I've been comparing 145 and 215 wide N1 tires in drag strip, 215's were only about 0.5 seconds faster
The difference between 145 wide N1 and N2 tires was about 0.6 or 0.8 seconds.. don't remember which one
The problem when comparing tires between different cars is that we'd need to know which N tires are meant to be the ones the real life car has in stock form
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hmm i cant wait until someone finds a way to use f1 tires
any ways hes a mild hybrid. m5 powered 700+hp 20mm clearance
any ways hes a mild hybrid. m5 powered 700+hp 20mm clearance
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Beautiful pics, good editing 
Edit: tried out the F1 tires on my RX-7, and they actually work! ntsc ver, no other hybrid parts
They're classified as racing tires (R3) if you want to buy some rims for them
Edit: tried out the F1 tires on my RX-7, and they actually work! ntsc ver, no other hybrid parts
They're classified as racing tires (R3) if you want to buy some rims for them
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Beautiful pics, good editing
Edit: tried out the F1 tires on my RX-7, and they actually work! ntsc ver, no other hybrid parts
They're classified as racing tires (R3) if you want to buy some rims for them
what is the ntsc code for front and rear f1 tires?
i tried to do rear f1 tires with code 20A188B8 0000DCEC but it didnt work.
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That's the NTSC2 version code.[myg0t]wicked;2840923
20A1F838 0000DCEC would be the one for the other version and should work on the real console
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hm it worked but compared to gt3, the f1 tires dont help nearly as much.
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ok i cant figure out the front f1 tire ntsc code. can you give me that one too. thanks
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Code:
20A1F830 0000DCF2- 259
thanks i appreciate it.
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