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BrazilPorto Alegre
Jan 05 2012, 2:47 AM #1
Lazy Liquid Drift 4 Driftes
I guess i colected all Aristos and Lexus GS in the game, now its about time to pick one to become a drift machine. As i dont want upgrade them all, finetune and just then discover witch one have best drifting skills and performance numbers (HP, PP, Weight), i ask for the owners of these models: Witch one is optimal?
   
 
No Country Specifiedoahu
Jan 05 2012, 2:25 PM #2
saleenf5 GTP Addict
Ill be watching this thread as I have a 90s Aristo Im thinking about trying to drift.
   
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FinlandFinland
Jan 05 2012, 4:11 PM #3
xiSealHDz Keep Drifting FUN!
Im currently drifting almost all of the time with an Aristo 3.0v(dont remember if its spelled like that way)but all i can say its a beast drift machine..drifts awesome even with stock settings..and the tuning capabilities are huge(hp range 320-600+)
   
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GermanyNordschleife!
Jan 05 2012, 4:19 PM #4
eddyac Valentino Rossi! VR46 <3! Online Now!
I don't like the look of it very ugly IMO
But drifts nice
   
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BrazilPorto Alegre
Jan 05 2012, 5:55 PM #5
Lazy Liquid Drift 4 Driftes
eddyac View Post
I don't like the look of it very ugly IMO
But drifts nice
I understand... all them are fugly when boned stock, but after i'd saw some lowsized models with decent wheels, i started to have a new opinion about that. Stills, drifting missiles are not built to be pretty, properly.
   
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United StatesFL
Jan 05 2012, 6:17 PM #6
fastfox400 LS extraordinaire
The 00 GS300 is the best of all. Most hp and they all have the same 53/47 weight balance at 1367kg. My 2 Aristo's only make 670 max. Where as the Gs300 makes 730.
   
United StatesAbbeville, SC
Jan 05 2012, 6:27 PM #7
Nissan Lover New Member
Hey Liquid!It's DriftNinja Pete_Wheet.

What year do you have of the Aristo/Lexus GS? Because i would just get on with the Lexus Even though being 90% exactly the same.
Really,try to find the Vertex Edition GS 300 '00 because that's probably the better one
   
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BrazilPorto Alegre
Jan 06 2012, 1:33 AM #8
Lazy Liquid Drift 4 Driftes
Nissan Lover View Post
Hey Liquid!It's DriftNinja Pete_Wheet.

What year do you have of the Aristo/Lexus GS? Because i would just get on with the Lexus Even though being 90% exactly the same.
Really,try to find the Vertex Edition GS 300 '00 because that's probably the better one
So far, by curiosity i tried the older one, the only Aristo witch is not 4 eyed on front, even knowing that wouldnt be the optimal. Also, i was afraid that the best answer would be the Vertex one (i have both, Lexus and Toyota), just because that rear wing is a pain for my eyes. If i get the wingless (not Vertex), will i lose too much?
   
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No Country SpecifiedCanada
Jan 06 2012, 2:05 AM #9
shmogt Diamond Member
Did you try the one I have in my garage? That thing is insane. I like it the best of them all.
   
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United StatesFL
Jan 06 2012, 11:49 AM #10
fastfox400 LS extraordinaire
The Lexus GS300 is the best.. Most hp at the same pp level. I love it.
   
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ScotlandAyrshire
Jan 06 2012, 12:14 PM #11
D-Max Jimmy The Great
Aristo Vertex, Slam it and turn that power up. 1 of my favourite cars without a doubt!
   
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GermanyNordschleife!
Jan 06 2012, 12:38 PM #12
eddyac Valentino Rossi! VR46 <3! Online Now!
More power doesn't mean It's better
   
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FinlandCrestline, Ca
Jan 06 2012, 12:40 PM #13
Leonidae@MFT MFT Crash Test Dummie
Funny thing is that they all handle better than MkIV Supra..
   
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United StatesMaryland
Jan 06 2012, 5:35 PM #14
Stunt Drifter GTP Enthusiast
From my personal experience, the JZS147 (91 Aristo) is REALLY easy to do reverse entries and things like that. It's very stable and you can "flick" it, if need be.

The JZS160 can get some pretty nice angle but I personally (after driving both) prefer the early 90s model. Disclaimer: The tune of the vehicles can make a world of difference. So it, at that point, is trial and error.
   
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VietnamKUSHifornia
Jan 06 2012, 5:39 PM #15
MaliciousMD Choppin' Trees...
I kind of prefer the UZZ40 Soarer over the Aristos. It's ugly sexy...
   
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United StatesQueens,NY
Jan 07 2012, 12:30 AM #16
sparkozz Soarer
aristos are sick they all leave a trail of tires behind them..
   
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Russian FederationMoscow
Jan 07 2012, 7:05 AM #17
LeoRX レオさんドリフトZR1
The best will be JZS161 Lexus GS300 Vertex Edition (J) with max downforce you will have 681 HP, 1367 KG (53/47), 597 PP. If you will manage to get a 0 km GS300 (160 or 161) it will be able to do over 700 HP.

Aristo's don't have much HP. My V.I.P. style Aristo JZS161 Vertex Edition only has 613 HP.
   
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GermanyKrazy Kraut
Jan 07 2012, 8:04 AM #18
monsterGAUZ The Illusionist
LeoRX View Post
The best will be JZS161 Lexus GS300 Vertex Edition (J) with max downforce you will have 681 HP, 1367 KG (53/47), 597 PP. If you will manage to get a 0 km GS300 (160 or 161) it will be able to do over 700 HP.

Aristo's don't have much HP. My V.I.P. style Aristo JZS161 Vertex Edition only has 613 HP.
The cars are exactly the same, how can one of them have more or less HP?
   
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IrelandIreland
Jan 07 2012, 8:44 AM #19
Powellx235 Diamond Member
monsterGAUZ View Post
The cars are exactly the same, how can one of them have more or less HP?
Their are a few people that work in PD, and I call them stupid people.
   
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United Kingdomderby
Jan 07 2012, 10:35 AM #20
turkeygeorge30 Senior Member
Gs 300 my preference, it can be a bit of a handful depending as stated on the tune.
   

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