F094/h F094/s any difference?
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I don't know the diff in specs...but the S gets consistantly faster times than the H
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As stolen from GT3 Times.
1994 F094/S F1 Car Driven by Senna
Engine: Special (SP)
Horsepower: 790 @ N/A rpm
Torque: 426 @ N/A rpm
Weight (Kg): 540 Kg
Weight (Lbs): 1,188.0 Lbs
1994 F094/H F1 Car Driven by Hill
Engine: Special (SP)
Horsepower: 829 @ N/A rpm
Torque: 447 @ N/A rpm
Weight (Kg): 540 Kg
Weight (Lbs): 1,188.0 Lbs
Looks like the H has better HP and TQ. I wonder why it performs so much better?
Edit: I wonder why the S performs so much better. SORRY! (:
1994 F094/S F1 Car Driven by Senna
Engine: Special (SP)
Horsepower: 790 @ N/A rpm
Torque: 426 @ N/A rpm
Weight (Kg): 540 Kg
Weight (Lbs): 1,188.0 Lbs
1994 F094/H F1 Car Driven by Hill
Engine: Special (SP)
Horsepower: 829 @ N/A rpm
Torque: 447 @ N/A rpm
Weight (Kg): 540 Kg
Weight (Lbs): 1,188.0 Lbs
Looks like the H has better HP and TQ. I wonder why it performs so much better?
Edit: I wonder why the S performs so much better. SORRY! (:
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Looking over at F1.com, they have a nice set of tables.
Drivers results from 1993 (1994 is when Senna died, he is not in the results)
Drivers results from 1993 (1994 is when Senna died, he is not in the results)
97 accord SE- 717
on the side of the H..It's got and extra wing like thing. Look closely and you can tell. Also I think the h is harder to spin out.
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I'm at werk, but from my memory (which, admittedly, is rather unreliable)...
When I look at both the cars on screen at first glance they
appear to be the same.
When I look closer I see some kind of faring or foil on the body, behind the front wheels of the 094/s and it isn't there on the /h.
When I look at both the cars on screen at first glance they
appear to be the same.
When I look closer I see some kind of faring or foil on the body, behind the front wheels of the 094/s and it isn't there on the /h.
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I have the F094/H and 2 of those older F1's. The 94/H seems to drive exactly the same as the P001, but i've only taken it out for a quick one lap blast around the string. Ahh, there is only one place to win the 94/S.
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Originally posted by Race Idiot
I have the F094/H and 2 of those older F1's. The 94/H seems to drive exactly the same as the P001, but i've only taken it out for a quick one lap blast around the string. Ahh, there is only one place to win the 94/S.
Really? I hadn't noticed - could have sworn it was an Endurance prize as well. You do get it for 100% completion though.
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Oh 100% as well.
I wasn't paying attention in the Pal version, because it seemed to be giving me like 3 P001's in a row. I got the 94/H for finishing all the endurances.
Thats from the NTSC prize car list thingy, I can only see 94/H's
I wasn't paying attention in the Pal version, because it seemed to be giving me like 3 P001's in a row. I got the 94/H for finishing all the endurances.
Thats from the NTSC prize car list thingy, I can only see 94/H's
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What about tire wear? To my knowledge the F094/S gets better mileage on the tires. Just barely though.
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How do those old 900bhp F1's tyres wear, i'm assuming they get through them quickly?
I'm probably going to have to win a 90/S for the F1 cup to be a bit of a challenge.
I'm probably going to have to win a 90/S for the F1 cup to be a bit of a challenge.
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