How paintable is the ACR?

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PutItInH
When painted, do stripes/two-tones remain or is it possible to get a solid color (that isn't black) out of it?
 
It becomes a solid color

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Awesome, thanks. Love my black with single offset red stripe but I have a color in mind for my next one. Cheap car and inexpensive to maintain, but it still stomps the competition in the Extreme series American Championship.
 
It's a great car but I notice some people in street car lobbies don't like it racing with their streets cars.
 
It's a great car but I notice some people in street car lobbies don't like it racing with their streets cars.

Mainly because it isn't much of a street car, more of a track-ready street-legal car. Plus it's pretty overpowered, so it makes races boring.
 
SkierPS3
Mainly because it isn't much of a street car, more of a track-ready street-legal car. Plus it's pretty overpowered, so it makes races boring.

Lol. :-) Was racing online at Monza the other day and there was a guy in an ACR. Couldn't drive at all but managed to win nearly every race because of the straight line speed.
 
Mainly because it isn't much of a street car, more of a track-ready street-legal car. Plus it's pretty overpowered, so it makes races boring.

It's pretty thoroughly a road car. The one in game, though advantaged by downforce compared to most road cars, isn't really all that fast either. Most other supercars can keep up.
 
SkierPS3
Mainly because it isn't much of a street car, more of a track-ready street-legal car. Plus it's pretty overpowered, so it makes races boring.

Yea but with stock weight and power it fits in t 575 pp so perfect. Technically it is still a street car and doesn't have adjustable downforce stock either.
 
Not only does it lack adjustable downforce stock, but adjustable front downforce isn't possible at all. And, from what I have found, it's very easy to tune the wheelspin out of it on SS and, especially, RH tires...thus eliminating the need for adjustable (re: increased) downforce in the rear. Anyway, kinda gettin' away from the original topic but that's cool. :lol:
 
DDAAVVIIDD82
Not only does it lack adjustable downforce stock, but adjustable front downforce isn't possible at all. And, from what I have found, it's very easy to tune the wheelspin out of it on SS and, especially, RH tires...thus eliminating the need for adjustable (re: increased) downforce in the rear. Anyway, kinda gettin' away from the original topic but that's cool. :lol:

Oh... Yea I guess we are. Sorry about threadjacking you.
 
Well I said it was cool, I simply wanted to excuse myself from any potential liability when the mods start deeming the thread unnecessary and a repeat of many past. :lol:
 
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