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1) Where did this guy Krame get his wheels? like on this supra
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showpost.php?p=2059241&postcount=118
I never seen these wheels and they look really nice. Is there a way you can unlock wheels? game shark?

2)Till this day i dont know why a FR car isnt able to do a donut even after equiped with a LSD.

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1) Maybe you should PM Krame and ask him.

All wheels come from the same place in GT4 -- the wheel shop at GT Auto -- and if this one isn't listed under the rim manufacturers, then it was a daily special.

2) It's a physics flaw. GT4 isn't perfect.
 
lamSTUHH
1) Where did this guy Krame get his wheels? Like on this Supra?
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showpost.php?p=2059241&postcount=118
I never seen these wheels and they look really nice. Is there a way you can unlock wheels? game shark?

2)Till this day i dont know why a FR car isnt able to do a donut even after equiped with a LSD.

Thanks
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Ok, first, grammatical correction..........."I HAVE never seen these wheels, before, and they look really nice."

Second, remember Capital letters and apostrophes...." 'til this day I don't know why a FR car isn't able to do a donut even after equipped with an LSD?

Third, no, a game-shark nor a MAX Drive or anything like that "unlocks" anything in the game that merely playing the game can do. Unless you use cheat codes, in which case you're totally un-:cool: anyway!

Fourth, GT is a racing simulator, and although it's mislabelled as the "Ultimate Driving Simulator", it's primary function is to allow people interested in racing normal, and racing cars, to "race" against each other. Not to allow a bunch of kids with a bodykit, wing and NOS fetish to do 50 donuts-per-second in their fully modified Integra Type-Rs!

Fifth, Please read Acceptable Use Policy which'll verify most of what I've just said. :cheers:
 
Easy, Smallhorses, je pense que sa premiere langue ne soit pas l'Anglais, donc fait lui un peu plus de patience! :sly:

As for the wheels, check out the "Used Wheels" tucked away at the bottom of the wheel manufacturer's screen. It changes every day on a 30 day cycle, so there's hours of fun for all the family.

My favourite? The Minilites from the Ginetta: looks great on most '60s sporting cars such as Shelby Mustang, Nissan Fairlady, Alfa GTA, Dodge Charger etc... I also like changing my Jensens from MkIII to MkI using Ro-Style wheels from the Chevelle. 👍

But then, I do have far too much time on my hands...:D
 
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Easy, Smallhorses, je pense que sa premiere langue ne soit pas l'Anglais, donc fait lui un peu plus de patience! :sly:
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Oui c'est une bonne point je parler(?) speaks seulement un petit peut de franglais! Peut etre (where's that damned Vietnamese Hat accent thingy when you need it?) ah, bollocks to this,... Ma Francais (sans petite cedilla-erly thing! ;) ) est merde! :p

On an unrelated topic, are we likely to see you here? I'll be travelling 5500 miles for it, so distance excuses aren't allowed! :p
 
Firstly, the title. Notwithstanding the fact that "A Question" is a rubbish title - tell people what the thread is about, at least - you actually have two questions.

One can be answered by PMing "Krame" rather than asking everyone - that member will at least have the answer. Then again the answer is "at the Wheel Shop", really.

The second is a general GT4 grip and could go, quite happily, in the "GT4 General Discussion" thread, located right at the very top of this forum, without the need to make a new thread.


Welcome to GTP. Please read around the forums prior to making your next thread though. I hope you enjoy your time here.
 
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