Famine GTP Editor, GTPEDIA Author Administrator Messages 89,770 Rule 12 Messages GTP_Famine Oct 1, 2003 #3 There are no IndyCars in GT3.
Der Alta Official GTP Bouncer Staff Emeritus Messages 9,209 Messages DerAlta Oct 1, 2003 #4 Hmmm...Extreme downforce and really sticky tires? Moved... AO
-Fred- This is a custom title Staff Emeritus Messages 25,290 Somewhere. Oct 1, 2003 #5 Because the "Indycars" only turn left. You're trying to drift a modern Formula 1 car. Doesn't really happen. In the 1970s, however...
Because the "Indycars" only turn left. You're trying to drift a modern Formula 1 car. Doesn't really happen. In the 1970s, however...
LancerEVO Boy Messages 244 Oct 1, 2003 #6 omg you guys know what I mean I am sorry if I accidently made a mistake. OK let me re-word it. Why is it so hard to drift in a "Formula 1 Car"? god
omg you guys know what I mean I am sorry if I accidently made a mistake. OK let me re-word it. Why is it so hard to drift in a "Formula 1 Car"? god
Sheron Messages 1,371 Oct 1, 2003 #7 Originally posted by milefile Because they are specifically made to grip Click to expand... No else to say.
Originally posted by milefile Because they are specifically made to grip Click to expand... No else to say.
azndrifter318 Messages 767 Oct 1, 2003 #8 Originally posted by Famine There are no IndyCars in GT3. Click to expand... f1, and yeah actually it's possible to drift them, search around, there was a video of it like 2-3 weeks ago
Originally posted by Famine There are no IndyCars in GT3. Click to expand... f1, and yeah actually it's possible to drift them, search around, there was a video of it like 2-3 weeks ago
Sheron Messages 1,371 Oct 1, 2003 #9 Originally posted by azndrifter318 f1, and yeah actually it's possible to drift them, search around, there was a video of it like 2-3 weeks ago Click to expand... No one says that it's impossible. The question says "Why is it so hard to drift in an Indy Car?" And the answer is: "Because they are specifically made to grip". Clear??
Originally posted by azndrifter318 f1, and yeah actually it's possible to drift them, search around, there was a video of it like 2-3 weeks ago Click to expand... No one says that it's impossible. The question says "Why is it so hard to drift in an Indy Car?" And the answer is: "Because they are specifically made to grip". Clear??
XzifT (Banned) Messages 2,674 Oct 1, 2003 #11 Its very hard to get them to even slide. Suggestion: Race it around for a little bit, until the tire emblom..em..until the tire pictures are red..
Its very hard to get them to even slide. Suggestion: Race it around for a little bit, until the tire emblom..em..until the tire pictures are red..
Famine GTP Editor, GTPEDIA Author Administrator Messages 89,770 Rule 12 Messages GTP_Famine Oct 1, 2003 #12 Originally posted by azndrifter318 Originally posted by Famine There are no IndyCars in GT3. Click to expand... f1, and yeah actually it's possible to drift them, search around, there was a video of it like 2-3 weeks ago Click to expand... I know. You're telling me because?
Originally posted by azndrifter318 Originally posted by Famine There are no IndyCars in GT3. Click to expand... f1, and yeah actually it's possible to drift them, search around, there was a video of it like 2-3 weeks ago Click to expand... I know. You're telling me because?
azndrifter318 Messages 767 Oct 1, 2003 #13 Originally posted by Famine f1, and yeah actually it's possible to drift them, search around, there was a video of it like 2-3 weeks ago Click to expand... I know. You're telling me because? [/QUOTE] alright alright, i'm an idiot!!!
Originally posted by Famine f1, and yeah actually it's possible to drift them, search around, there was a video of it like 2-3 weeks ago Click to expand... I know. You're telling me because? [/QUOTE] alright alright, i'm an idiot!!!
