Escudo & GTOne 1000 + MPH
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You can do it with the RX-7 LM as well (Break out and 2 bil+ mph)
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Yes, that figure, 2147483647, is the highest figure the game can compute, and sometimes the PS2 - crashes during this glitch are not unusual.
Cheating though this is, whilst staying on the track, i got 3400mph in a hybrid Evo 7 rallycar.
Cheating though this is, whilst staying on the track, i got 3400mph in a hybrid Evo 7 rallycar.
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what Xcsti said. I can do 2 billlion KMH which locks up my sony. But thats not too mind blowing since most people here can do it too.
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yeah sorta. Its really funny the first time you do it though.
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lol calm down bud. Ive done it over and over to show other people who dont know how to do it to freak them out. Then after all of this transpires I got out driving because there's nothing else to do.
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- DJ_Racer_X
- DeejayJeanP
Hey,
I've driven 2410 KM/H or so with my Gt-One. And ±18000 KM/H but my PS2 froze...
I don't know how much Miles Per Hour all that is. You do the math; 100 KM/H is 60 MP/H 👍 hehe
Jean Paul
I've driven 2410 KM/H or so with my Gt-One. And ±18000 KM/H but my PS2 froze...
I don't know how much Miles Per Hour all that is. You do the math; 100 KM/H is 60 MP/H 👍 hehe
Jean Paul
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It doesn't always lock up the PS2!!! Just sometimes
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- GTP_Renesis
Right - time to clear up a couple of things...
Wheelie Trick: works on the following cars (PAL UK version)
Escudo
GT-One
R390 GT1
Pagani Zonda LM Race Car
Mazda 787B
However, only the GT-One and Escudo can go above 1500km/h.
The Escudo manages around 1550km/h max - using manual gearing. The GT-One, in the slipstream of another AI GT-One, achieved 2500km/h+ - i.e. 1435mph or so.
Without a tow, it managed 1973.5km/h - 1232mph.
I know someone said that this is because the wheels are spinning and you are not actually doing that speed. WRONG:
Proof 1). Look at the map showing your position when driving. The little green dot moves at an incredible rate when you're doing 1900km/h.
Proof 2). The Lap Time. I clocked 1min 4.443 secs about the Test Course - at 10342m in length, my average speed is thus 10342/64.443 metres per second; multiply by 3.6 to get km/h - gives you 577.7km/h, or 361.1 mph. AVERAGE SPEED. Thus you must be going well above the normal top-speed of the car.
Proof 3) During a 15 lap race I lapped the AI 5 times - the AI being GT-One; R390GT1, etc. Thus the car is actually doing that speed.
Proof 4) Use the exterior camera, you'll see the road markings and overhead distance markers flash by ridiculously fast. If you measure the time taken for a board to pass (0.3 secs, thereabouts); and its 100m between each - speed is 100/0.3 = 333metres per sec, *3.6 gives 1200km/h. Thus you are actually doing that speed in the game.
Enough proof?!?
Finally - WHY DO YOU ALL drive the Escudo?!? It cannot steer, ever. The game physics is designed such as the higher the speed, the less the front wheels turn (try it in First gear, gently rev the car whilst holding full lock. You'll see the angle of the wheels reduces). Yes its quick but I agree - its toy, not a racing car. Bit like my PINK toyota Yaris.
I hate that car more than I hate Ridge Racer.
The reason why the car's dont steer during the wheelie-trick is stupifyingly obvious - the steering wheels arent touching the ground!!
So there we have it.
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Wheelie Trick: works on the following cars (PAL UK version)
Escudo
GT-One
R390 GT1
Pagani Zonda LM Race Car
Mazda 787B
However, only the GT-One and Escudo can go above 1500km/h.
The Escudo manages around 1550km/h max - using manual gearing. The GT-One, in the slipstream of another AI GT-One, achieved 2500km/h+ - i.e. 1435mph or so.
Without a tow, it managed 1973.5km/h - 1232mph.
I know someone said that this is because the wheels are spinning and you are not actually doing that speed. WRONG:
Proof 1). Look at the map showing your position when driving. The little green dot moves at an incredible rate when you're doing 1900km/h.
Proof 2). The Lap Time. I clocked 1min 4.443 secs about the Test Course - at 10342m in length, my average speed is thus 10342/64.443 metres per second; multiply by 3.6 to get km/h - gives you 577.7km/h, or 361.1 mph. AVERAGE SPEED. Thus you must be going well above the normal top-speed of the car.
Proof 3) During a 15 lap race I lapped the AI 5 times - the AI being GT-One; R390GT1, etc. Thus the car is actually doing that speed.
Proof 4) Use the exterior camera, you'll see the road markings and overhead distance markers flash by ridiculously fast. If you measure the time taken for a board to pass (0.3 secs, thereabouts); and its 100m between each - speed is 100/0.3 = 333metres per sec, *3.6 gives 1200km/h. Thus you are actually doing that speed in the game.
Enough proof?!?
Finally - WHY DO YOU ALL drive the Escudo?!? It cannot steer, ever. The game physics is designed such as the higher the speed, the less the front wheels turn (try it in First gear, gently rev the car whilst holding full lock. You'll see the angle of the wheels reduces). Yes its quick but I agree - its toy, not a racing car. Bit like my PINK toyota Yaris.
I hate that car more than I hate Ridge Racer.The reason why the car's dont steer during the wheelie-trick is stupifyingly obvious - the steering wheels arent touching the ground!!
So there we have it.
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RenesisEvoFinally - WHY DO YOU ALL drive the Escudo?!? It cannot steer, ever. The game physics is designed such as the higher the speed, the less the front wheels turn (try it in First gear, gently rev the car whilst holding full lock. You'll see the angle of the wheels reduces). Yes its quick but I agree - its toy, not a racing car. Bit like my PINK toyota Yaris.
The reason why the car's dont steer during the wheelie-trick is stupifyingly obvious - the steering wheels arent touching the ground!!
So there we have it.
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my thoughts exactly, except the escudo is funnie. its better when combined with the 'leaving the track' glitch on seattle.
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- GTP_Famine
RenesisEvo
And "others". The Denso Sard Supra GT, for instance.
RenesisEvo
I drive the Escudo sparingly. You are incorrect to say that it cannot steer. With some gentle coaxing through suspension tuning it does, in fact, turn. Not terribly well, admittedly, but I ran the Rome 2hr Endurance race in it. Clean. It was almost as fast as the Tommy kaira ZZ-II at the flag.
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Josh
Your settings are **** and red x's mean that the pictures are not there
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I don't see a post made by someone called Josh in the past year on this thread (i.e. the last page) so that site/link will be over a year old, so you can't just expect it to still be there.
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WOW, even I didn't think it would be that far back. Was that the start of the thread?
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- GTP_Chris
how in the hell did you reach almost 2000km/h???????? wooooww
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Yup, hilarious isn't it?
All you have to do is follow instructions. I'm sure they'll be in this thread somewhere.
All you have to do is follow instructions. I'm sure they'll be in this thread somewhere.
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- JUGGAFISH 718
found this on google video
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4262931160695982556&q=gran+turismo+2
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4262931160695982556&q=gran+turismo+2
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Well If you find that funny, don't forget to try the Seattle Infinity miles per hour trick.
If you haven't heard it, get any fast car that will wheely (the escudo is not first choice because you need it to steer)
Drive it down the straight of Seattle reverse right from the hairpin prior to it, to get up some good speed (160mph+ is required), then aim to hit the corner of the wall along the right hand side of the straight as you drive along it. Wall riding, if possible, helps. If you do it right, you'll hit the wall, move slowly through it and then appear on the other side, outside the landscape. You then wheely on your unlimited straight and the speed climbs exponentially, up to somewhere around 2,200,000,000km/h. The game sometimes crashes at this point, so save before do. If it doesn't though, you get to save a cool replay.
Be advised there is other cool stuff to do outside the landscape too, like aim for some track above you, when you're on the floor, the game automatically boosts your height to be back on the track, but overdoes it and you get several thousand feet of air if you do it right.
Have fun! LOL
If you haven't heard it, get any fast car that will wheely (the escudo is not first choice because you need it to steer)
Drive it down the straight of Seattle reverse right from the hairpin prior to it, to get up some good speed (160mph+ is required), then aim to hit the corner of the wall along the right hand side of the straight as you drive along it. Wall riding, if possible, helps. If you do it right, you'll hit the wall, move slowly through it and then appear on the other side, outside the landscape. You then wheely on your unlimited straight and the speed climbs exponentially, up to somewhere around 2,200,000,000km/h. The game sometimes crashes at this point, so save before do. If it doesn't though, you get to save a cool replay.
Be advised there is other cool stuff to do outside the landscape too, like aim for some track above you, when you're on the floor, the game automatically boosts your height to be back on the track, but overdoes it and you get several thousand feet of air if you do it right.
Have fun! LOL
