Danny the chevy truck can hit high 10.2xx mine does a 10.276 just check your shift points
Check page 1 of this thread, Danny was referring to the chevy ssr 03 not the silverado lol
1969 Ford GT40 - 10.1
1967 Ford Mark IV - 9.8
1967 Chapparal 2D - 9.7
1967 Ferarri 330 P4 - 9.4
2002 Ford GT - 9.2
1969 Chapparal 2J - 8.9
Just a few underused cars I've tuned.
I know you are doing it for a good cause but you can simply refer them to the other threads which are already in existence. If they know they aren't top notch then they can look up a few slots.youre right slash theres other thread over here with infos for the people that are always over here..prob is any lobby you go to people will be racing cars that out class others cars either they dont know or new ,,,, so i refer them here which runs which , an when we have class comp aswell... we want to help new ones
+1it should also be further noted in the OP that the cars in the brackets listed are with just average tunes, many cars listed here are easily capable of running times in the bracket before it with a very good tune, for example in the 9.8 class the Cuda, Challenger RM, Buick Special and the Merc C63 all run well into the 9.7's.
To add more the Ford Lightning is a solid 10.3 truck and the Buick GNX a solid 10.4 car
Its been said several times in this thread already but I'll say it again, the brackets in Wich some cars have been placed have NOTHING to do with their ssrx times as 0 to 60 and 0 to 100 play a fair more more important role at Indy as it is well known the strip at Indy is shorter than a true 1/4 mile, example if someone thinks 9.79X Buick special should run in the 9.7 bracket then try run other 9.7 cars with superior 0 to 60 and see what happens I've beaten countless amounts of Buick specials in my 9.807 2010 chevy ss simply due to the awesome 0 to 60 in the 2010 ss, challenger rt is a even better example with it's 0 to 60 far better than the fastest tuned chevelle, yet a challenger will never hit mid 9.8 or better as the chevelle does, 99% of daily drag online drag racers would have seen at some point two different cars with identical bsl's that simply don't match up evenly at Indy, compare a 89 300zx running 9.81 against a 9.807 Chevrolet 2010 ss, .003 difference at ssrx... Yet when raced at Indy the chevy has a huge advantage, I strongly encourage ppl to try this for them selves with the ppl they often tree evenly with, ssrx times don't mean squat at Indy.I know you are doing it for a good cause but you can simply refer them to the other threads which are already in existence. If they know they aren't top notch then they can look up a few slots.
+1
Thank goodness someone gets it^^^^
0-60 and 0-100 times vary IMMENSELY depending on the person tuning the car. However I think if anything you should post what a general area should be rather than just having cars posted with general times.
10.5s Nissan Z34 08, And the SS Chevy truck!
10.9s Honda S2000s and also Nissan 240s, 180sx.....
12.0s DC2 01, VW GOLF GTI, 240z, Celica GTS 02......
11.6s DC299, DC5 04, Fiat Turbo, Civic 08, Prelude Type S96, Ford Tourus SHO, DC5 03, Ford Focus ST 06.
11.7sDC295, Ford Focus, EK 97,
11.8s EG95, 91, 93, EK98, Hyndai Tiburon GT01,
11.9s RSX04, Focus ST170 03,
1969 Ford GT40 - 10.1
1967 Ford Mark IV - 9.8
1967 Chapparal 2D - 9.7
1967 Ferarri 330 P4 - 9.4
2002 Ford GT - 9.2
1969 Chapparal 2J - 8.9
Just a few underused cars I've tuned.
Quick question king the le mans quattro and the aventador both can run 8.8s. Did you put them in the 8.9s because most people who have them run in the 8.9s? Sorry if it seems like a stupid question.
kingkinghey bro um Audi should be running in its own class say 8.8 but because no other cars there so most of the time we put them together with Be an Aventador even though its not fair .....
True i figured that. Its not fair but not everyone can tune a lmq or aventador. Like me i am pretty sure you have run into noobs with lmq's and aventadors and you destroy them with a B.E. They will claim as always that you are hacked because you won and at the end of the day you cant explainto them that its your tune and your skill on the track.
I use this thread from time to time, it helps alot of people pick the right car to use, maybe we should all tell people to join up to gtplanet and help them understand how to tune a car
yes :idea:get those new guys to come here to gtplanet rather than me typing every single car list for what ever class we are doing
I will run my FT86 2 Concept 11 model tonight before I join the room