One of my friends sent me a slr hybrid with 132,871 hp and It doesn't matter what I do to this car,it would lift its front wheels.i don't think the slr have too much power because I tuned my 36,632 hp audi to do 740+
From experience, anything above 50,000bhp causes cars to wheelie. I suppose you can try making the rear suspension really soft, making the front high and back low, add 200kg ballast to the front, and so on.
From experience, anything above 50,000bhp causes cars to wheelie. I suppose you can try making the rear suspension really soft, making the front high and back low, add 200kg ballast to the front, and so on.
I try the stuff you said brad and making the front and rear high and firm and it got rid of the wheelie problem but if I crash into something,it comes back
From experience, anything above 50,000bhp causes cars to wheelie. I suppose you can try making the rear suspension really soft, making the front high and back low, add 200kg ballast to the front, and so on.
Could just be more sensitive on the throttle. Thats how I drove my 150,000+hp Camaro. It takes some time to really get going but once it does you're set.
Could just be more sensitive on the throttle. Thats how I drove my 150,000+hp Camaro. It takes some time to really get going but once it does you're set.
Agreed, delete the car and feel bad for even trying to use it.
What boggles me is the attempt to use it. There is only 1 reason I can think of & its to cheeeeese online races... This is the online stuff that got legit hybridding axed. If it wasn't for these stupid silly joke cars, we probably would still have rooms with people doing legit swaps, drifting etc...
