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- Punkeydoodles Corners, Ontario, Canada. (aka GT2t
In real-life Chaparral's often had two-speed automatic gearboxes. Presumably PD found two gears just too insufferable, and so allowed three. You can't buy an alternate gearbox to change that. But they do model a lot of low speed torque, and a wide range of torque (flat torque curve), so that the car can be used quite comfortably. It helps to adjust the gears a little, perhaps ideally adjusting them for each track, but while it rarely gets snaps of acceleration, it has a strong steady push even at relatively low revs.
I won my first (so far only) 200 A-spec point race in the Chaparral 2J. (World Circuit Race at Infineon; well, I'm ignoring any I won with the Dodge Ram). Apart from anything else, the extreme downforce causes it to be very easy on tires. (Um, perhaps that's not realistic, but that's how the physics model seems to work...) I don't think the Vertigo has 200pt potential, though I see some indication it drives better than watching the AI would make you think it drives.
I won my first (so far only) 200 A-spec point race in the Chaparral 2J. (World Circuit Race at Infineon; well, I'm ignoring any I won with the Dodge Ram). Apart from anything else, the extreme downforce causes it to be very easy on tires. (Um, perhaps that's not realistic, but that's how the physics model seems to work...) I don't think the Vertigo has 200pt potential, though I see some indication it drives better than watching the AI would make you think it drives.