GT2 - Increase tire\wheel size code?

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Im using basecode's:

801CCFD6............Front Tires
801CCFD8............Rear Tires

I used the code 0200 for a fiat 500R and the wheel size increased in size. im mean just for a guess, it came out pretty good. the tire itself doesnt even glitch thru the fender, until you drive that is.

anyways, i went to apply the same code basecodes with a value of 0200 to a 3000GT VR4 '92 and didnt do anything.

I checked up on some gt2 hybrid sites and did a search and couldnt come up with anything.

what i would like to have is the value\code to make the tire size about 18"-20" diameter.
 
Now I don't know about changing the rim size, but I can change the tire size.
Most of the time I put tires off the GT90 on cars as these give the car good grip.
I will give this a try and tell you what I find. And did the engine setup work for you?

Edit:
I went and tried to change the rim code and here is what I found.
By changing the rim code the only thing that I could see that change
was how deep the inside of the rim was set in. As for changing the
wheel size the only way I have found to do that was to change the
tire code. What you can do is find a car with the wheel size you
want and than put what tire you want on the car, than find out
what the code is for that tire. If you need help finding the code
just ask and I will go and find the code for you.
 
AngelCreator
Now I don't know about changing the rim size, but I can change the tire size.
Most of the time I put tires off the GT90 on cars as these give the car good grip.
I will give this a try and tell you what I find. And did the engine setup work for you?

Edit:
I went and tried to change the rim code and here is what I found.
By changing the rim code the only thing that I could see that change
was how deep the inside of the rim was set in. As for changing the
wheel size the only way I have found to do that was to change the
tire code. What you can do is find a car with the wheel size you
want and than put what tire you want on the car, than find out
what the code is for that tire. If you need help finding the code
just ask and I will go and find the code for you.
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yep, that engine setup did work. i managed to pull of some super hybrids with no ufo noise with your code, thanks.

I would also like to know how you get the codes for certain parts, like wheels (rims) To start of with, i would like a speed 12 wheel code
 
If you want the wheels from the Speed 12 that no problem, as for the rim it
self I have never tried to change that as I use the wheels from the rim shop.
As how I find the codes I use, I use a program called gtedit on my computer.
I you want to learn more about that click on the link in my sig.And I will come
back tonite with what I have found on changing the rims and the codes for
the wheels off the Speed 12. And i'm glad that the engine worked for you:).

Edit:
Ok here is what I found, I tried to change the rims on my Mazda AZ-1 to
the rims on the Speed 12 but I found no way to change them. The only
thing I can think of is the stock rims are part of the body of the car.
So I guess only way to get those rims are to have the Speed 12 body.
But here are the tire from the Speed 12, they are Racing Super Soft's.

801ccfd6 11E8-front
801ccfd8 11E8-rear

One thing is you should only put these on cars that have room to put
them under the body, like the Superbird or something like that. But I
have put them on small cars as well, if they look like a box.
 
The only way to get larger rims is to change the tires from a car with larger rims, You will not be able to see the change until you track the car, It's not noticieable in your GT2 garage, It is noticeable in your GT3 garage though!
 

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