Tuning my Toyota GT-One Race Car to drive like the Road Car version?

[PNuTButR]

Well, does anyone know the tune?

 

[dr_slump]

Well, does anyone know the tune?

I think that wouldn't be possible.

 

[PNuTButR]

I think that wouldn't be possible.

I suppose you could get it pretty close (transmission, bhp, torque, suspension, top speed, brake balance, weight...)

 

[PNuTButR]

B.u.m.p o_o

 

[Poontanir]

I can think of a couple of things that would make it easier to drive, but I just don't understand why you would want to take a car designed as a race car in a racing game and de-tune it to be a road car.

 

[PNuTButR]

I can think of a couple of things that would make it easier to drive, but I just don't understand why you would want to take a car designed as a race car in a racing game and de-tune it to be a road car.

I'm only experimenting. I enjoyed driving in the Road Car in previous versions and I wanted to see how close I could tune it.

 

[HazeWulfDemonic]

I'm only experimenting. I enjoyed driving in the Road Car in previous versions and I wanted to see how close I could tune it.

No your not... If YOU were experimenting YOU would be out on the track working on a tune yourself. Right now all your doing is asking for a tune, that nobody even knows. I made all my own tunes through testing and retesting until it was absolutely perfect, so instead of asking, go out there, tune, and test.

 

[PNuTButR]

No your not... If YOU were experimenting YOU would be out on the track working on a tune yourself. Right now all your doing is asking for a tune, that nobody even knows. I made all my own tunes through testing and retesting until it was absolutely perfect, so instead of asking, go out there, tune, and test.

Actually, I have been experimenting. What I'm wondering, is if anybody actually knows how to tune it. I have searched numerous times for the Toyota GT-ONE Road Car's specs and can't find them. They were on GT3, but I can't get access to a PS2 so I want to find out if anybody can get them and share them.

 

[Poontanir]

Toyota GT-ONE wiki article

Now things are beginning to make some sense. Toyota made a street legal prototype of their prototype race car the GT-ONE. According to PNutButR this was in GT3. So this is not a matter of tuning a race car for the street, but a matter of tuning the prototype race car to imitate the street legal prototype.

PNutButR I give you an 'F' for clarity.

One of my two GT3 disc's might still work. I Might have owned the street prototype of the GT-one in GT3. I just don't know if I'll have time in my busy poontaniring schedule to hook up my PS2 and find out.

All joking aside, if I find time I'll help you out.

 

[PNuTButR]

Toyota GT-ONE wiki article

Now things are beginning to make some sense. Toyota made a street legal prototype of their prototype race car the GT-ONE. According to PNutButR this was in GT3. So this is not a matter of tuning a race car for the street, but a matter of tuning the prototype race car to imitate the street legal prototype.

PNutButR I give you an 'F' for clarity.

One of my two GT3 disc's might still work. I Might have owned the street prototype of the GT-one in GT3. I just don't know if I'll have time in my busy poontaniring schedule to hook up my PS2 and find out.

All joking aside, if I find time I'll help you out.

Sorry if I didn't explain well, on GT3 They just added "road car" onto the end of the name so I thought that was the correct name. I apologize for any misunderstanding.
But if you could find out for me that would be great, thank you

 

[IanRose]

The physics in Gt3 wheren't as realistic as gt5.
this might help idk...
http://www.gtvault.com/gt3/car-view/c_cid::158/Toyota-GT-One-Road-Car(TS020)/

 

[PNuTButR]

The physics in Gt3 wheren't as realistic as gt5.
this might help idk...
http://www.gtvault.com/gt3/car-view/c_cid::158/Toyota-GT-One-Road-Car(TS020)/

It's a start thank you