How to get a good traction on RWD?

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probably don't sell it..... I mean it won't do you any good
but i tend not to sell any of my prize cars :P
 
I races the rx-8 couple time, and it feels good, but a bit slow. Anyway i won the SS version of Trueno, and sold it, now i got alot of money :D
 
i wouldn't sell the RX8. i only sell multiples. i have a lancer evo VII, i don't need a VI or an IV, i have a miata LS (roadster enduro car) and a miata with 371hp, that's all the miatas i need.
 
i like fast cars, and only toyota
the rest is just to complete the leagues. i usualy sit down on a complex spring and drift :)
 
I cant drift without screwing it up :cry: I need to read Cudamans drift guide.
 
Originally posted by Vyacheslav
I races the rx-8 couple time, and it feels good, but a bit slow. Anyway i won the SS version of Trueno, and sold it, now i got alot of money :D
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WD :D
 
It is a shame that you sold the Shigen Trueno. It has very untapped potential.

The RX-8 is one of maybe 15 cars in GT3 that I thought was worth fully tuning. At full tune it only has 515hp but it has EXCELLENT handling and the turn in is feirce! I got a Complex String time that matched and beat most of my JGTC's!

KEEP it. Better yet, keep everything.
 
may be so, but its worth the 125000 cr you sell it for :D
 
Not really.... unless you have another person you can buy it off of..... which btw would cost 500 grand :P
 
Usually when I'm driving something that's a little to powerful to use throttle in the corners I ease off to the VERY LEAST amount of throttle, just to keep some weight on the back. Besides, unless you're driving against race cars they won't catch you at the start of the corner anyways. So take the start easy, and slowly add throttle until you're straight and then stand on it.
 
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