These are my offers, all premium cars, my name is Rex1990 online:
1.Lexus PETRONAS TOM'S SC430 (SUPER GT) '08, tuned to have better handling with horsepower raised from 486 to 681.
2.AEM S2000 (Street Drift Competition Race Car), new, unused, oil changed, 478 horsepower.
3.Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 RM (Mod Car) '09, Brilliant Orange Metallic body, Indy Yellow rims, tuned to be really fast, bad handling in b-spec but superspeedways, good handling in a-spec for professionals, it has around 830-840 horsepower and the motor starts getting tired at 225 MPH (360 Km/h), seriously good for events of the type of "Like the Wind" because it has a maximum speed of 240 MPH (387 Km/h).
4.Shelby AC Cobra 427 '66, Red with White Stripes body and stock gray/white rims, it's stock, so it only has 500 horsepower and a terrible drifty handling but still a good collector's piece.
5.BMW Z4 M Coupe (Mortal Dragonfly Edition) '08, Dragonfly colour kit, Nogare Blue Pearl Effect body and Boston Celtics Green rims, it's a special edition tuned by someone who was a rally driver when he was young, a friend of my father, the experience and skill of around 23 years driving rally cars are noticeable in this car.
In a single word this car is a "DRIFTER", he raised the horsepower from 354 to 399 with motor arrangements, put in it the suspension and transmission features of the AEM S2000 with little changes to adapt it for its 90 kg more over the AEM S2000, also he arranged the aerodynamics to drift more freely and things like the torque (now 20), brake sensibility (now 56) and accelerator sensibility (now 40) are changed too, few are the things that he has not changed. It has soft competition tires and black carbon hood, it also has got an spoiler.
The proof of his goodness is that I scored around 3789 points drifting in High Speed Ring, it was the first time and i'm very bad at drifting, trust me. Motor starts getting tired at 166 MPH (265 Km/h) and it has a maximum speed of 182 MPH (293 Km/h) but surprisely it deccelerates very slowly so you can't lose speed in crucial moments.
Well, these are my offers, do you buy or not? I want that Diablo in my garage so bad!
1.Lexus PETRONAS TOM'S SC430 (SUPER GT) '08, tuned to have better handling with horsepower raised from 486 to 681.
2.AEM S2000 (Street Drift Competition Race Car), new, unused, oil changed, 478 horsepower.
3.Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 RM (Mod Car) '09, Brilliant Orange Metallic body, Indy Yellow rims, tuned to be really fast, bad handling in b-spec but superspeedways, good handling in a-spec for professionals, it has around 830-840 horsepower and the motor starts getting tired at 225 MPH (360 Km/h), seriously good for events of the type of "Like the Wind" because it has a maximum speed of 240 MPH (387 Km/h).
4.Shelby AC Cobra 427 '66, Red with White Stripes body and stock gray/white rims, it's stock, so it only has 500 horsepower and a terrible drifty handling but still a good collector's piece.
5.BMW Z4 M Coupe (Mortal Dragonfly Edition) '08, Dragonfly colour kit, Nogare Blue Pearl Effect body and Boston Celtics Green rims, it's a special edition tuned by someone who was a rally driver when he was young, a friend of my father, the experience and skill of around 23 years driving rally cars are noticeable in this car.
In a single word this car is a "DRIFTER", he raised the horsepower from 354 to 399 with motor arrangements, put in it the suspension and transmission features of the AEM S2000 with little changes to adapt it for its 90 kg more over the AEM S2000, also he arranged the aerodynamics to drift more freely and things like the torque (now 20), brake sensibility (now 56) and accelerator sensibility (now 40) are changed too, few are the things that he has not changed. It has soft competition tires and black carbon hood, it also has got an spoiler.
The proof of his goodness is that I scored around 3789 points drifting in High Speed Ring, it was the first time and i'm very bad at drifting, trust me. Motor starts getting tired at 166 MPH (265 Km/h) and it has a maximum speed of 182 MPH (293 Km/h) but surprisely it deccelerates very slowly so you can't lose speed in crucial moments.
Well, these are my offers, do you buy or not? I want that Diablo in my garage so bad!
