Broken Red Bull X1?

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Gazzbeam
I'm an A-Spec 34 and my Red Bull X1 has 7325km on it. The car's driven perfectly until suddenly as I started a new race, the car would react violently to any steering wheel input past 11 & 1 (clock reference). It's basically undrivable now. Does anyone know if it's fixable with the "Restore Body Rigidity" in GT Auto? I'm a bit hesitant in spending the $10 Million to test it. My Logitech Driving Force is old and has done a LOT of km's over the years but it still controls any other car perfectly.
 
Not sure where you got 10 mil. I just did a Chassis refresh on both of my X series cars for under 1 mil. But your chassis refresh should fix the issue.
 
fbccars924
Not sure where you got 10 mil. I just did a Chassis refresh on both of my X series cars for under 1 mil. But your chassis refresh should fix the issue.
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His profile says he is from Australia. I believe their currency is slightly different from the US Dollar, whatever that amount is, I am unsure of. Or he might have misread it. Who knows?

As for the steering issue, have you adjusted your wheel's sensitivity? That might be the problem.
 
CallmeDan
His profile says he is from Australia. I believe their currency is slightly different from the US Dollar, whatever that amount is, I am unsure of. Or he might have misread it. Who knows?

As for the steering issue, have you adjusted your wheel's sensitivity? That might be the problem.
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It's not that different :D
 
Australian is worth more than American last I checked..
 
Facepalm to the world!!! The in game currency is the same whenever geniuses ;)


No, a chassis refresh will fix it... bit it only costs 500K cr.
 
Theace37
Facepalm to the world!!! The in game currency is the same whenever geniuses ;)


No, a chassis refresh will fix it... bit it only costs 500K cr.
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On Japan version currency is different.

 
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Asian disc Currencies are multiplied by 100. unless you have a NTSC-J disc on a Japanese account it should be 500k credits. The handling should be fixed with the Chassis restore.
 
UrieHusky
Australian is worth more than American last I checked..
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USD/AUD is usually somewhere between 0.95 and 1.05, not really remarkable.


EDIT: Currently it's 0.9646, woahhh how amazing.
 
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You can wait better currencys or just fix chassis with big money :lol:
 

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