Im A Noob

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Originally posted by daan
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Any one of those 3 are fine!!
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Pffft... You and Tazio are WAAAAY off the mark :D
 
hey i am new too but not to the game, and well u got urself a problem. the 787B has only 5 gears. well if u have the tiem and money u can upgrade the car and tune the car u can get a very fast top speed in the 220's, i did. and if u can the fastest car for me is the esquedo(its a suzki) and damn that thing can fly! my top speed was 314.6 mph, not joking i found out the best tuning job for it and, well i also cheated, got nice upgrades, but i worked hard. well reply back;) :D
 
forgot to metion that if u upgrade ur gears and trans u can get 6 gears:lol: :p
 
You can't buy a 6-speed transmission for the 787B. It's not offered.

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he said he meant the 686/S? whatever i dont blame him for thinking the 787b was an F1, look at the name then it just hase more body than an F1, not that big of a difference
 
well thank u neon duke and well i have been on the internet but no where near here, mainly poker and blackjack!:cheers: i am a bad typeist and havent played for a while:banghead: :ouch: well i am glad to be here and well, if u want to hear my nice cars pleaze ask k. im proud of them! :cool: :cheers:
 
its a 687/s - my mistake people, and uh thanks for the tips on the wing...i have tried the ratios before so the problem is the wing ayyyyyyyyyyyyy...koo - give more tips for the noob please...=D
 
Downforce:

Lower numbers = less downforce = higher top speed/quicker acceleration to top speed

Higher numbers = higher downforce = lower top speed/slower acceleration to top speed = better speed whilst cornering.
 
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