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Haha, of course you would test drive it. Would you seriously buy a car based on a video game?
LOL I think you know what I mean
Haha, of course you would test drive it. Would you seriously buy a car based on a video game?
I bought my LF-A and I love it! I've only got the oil change glitch and sport soft tires on it and it's a dream! I've got a steering wheel and it's 30xs better than driving the LF-A with a controller. The turn in is sharp and precise and it hardly breaks loose at all. It may not be the fastest thing in the world but I think it drives rather well.
Are you driving all assists off, no abs?
ABS is at 1. I like being able to stop when I need toEverything else is off.
p.s. I will agree that it can be a handful on bumpier tracks or when you're really giving it the what for.
^That definitely sounds fun, but I'm not at my PS3 every day so we'll see. I'd love to try it out though.
Like I said I've only upgraded my tires and got a few more ponies with an oil change, I'm sure there's some crazy fast LFAs out there.
I think one thing we have to do is also get some base points on how we're driving the car and what not. If you got it all aero'ed up and using some good assists them it may be a nice car to wheel around but others may be driving it as-is and seeing it as less than satisfactory.
I just went around the 24hr Nurn with it but this time I put ABS to 1 instead of off. As expected it was a totally different ride altogether. You can push it WAY more than with ABS off. I challenge those who think it's a good ride to take ABS off (0) and all other assists off and do no more than put Sports Soft on (no upgrades at all) and then report. I know some of you have already put upgrades on so it's probably not possible for all to do but those that can and think it's a fine ride try it as suggested and let us know.
Well whenever anyone gets a chance. No big rush or anything. Just would be cool to see it in action in different hands.
I don't even think I did the oil yet. I did upgrade tires to Sport Soft though. That's all I did.
I did 24 Nurn in Practice in 9:32 or so. I wiped out a few times so I never had a real clean lap. Late at night and my concentration wasn't 100 percent. I'll try tomorrow when I'm more alert. lol
On SS tires, a stock LFA pulls a faster lap time on the ARM (which is all about handling) than the 599 (which has a better P/W ratio)... and it's about equal with the IS F Racing Concept 08.
As mentioned earlier:
I've done quite a bit of "objective" testing on many cars, and the LFA is about where it should be; not exceptional, but not bad either.
Why would you want to turn ABS completely off? Even though GT5's ABS system is hosed, the real car has ABS so setting it to "1" seems perfectly reasonable.
those aluminum petals are sexy as hell
Uhm... yeah. Even the Cappuccino can be a handful with no ABS.I challenge those who think it's a good ride to take ABS off (0) and all other assists off and do no more than put Sports Soft on (no upgrades at all) and then report.
It also has TC and all that other stuff but AFAIK drivers/racers disable everything when they hit the track. Besides, ABS even set to 1 does alot more than just what "ABS" would imply. There's some stability management and traction control going on too, at the very least. Who knows what else is kicking in with ABS set to 1.
I know very well what they are, what are you getting at?Traction control with ABSYou do realise they are essentially the opposite to one another...
Well the creme de'la creme of racing , F1, doesn't have ABS. Neither does NASCAR AFAIK.Most professional drivers turn traction control off, but they certainly don't turn ABS off.
I don't even know of any cars that allow you to turn ABS off...
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The European Touring Car Championship (ETCC), which was cancelled after the end of the 1988 season, due to escalating costs but was resumed in 2001 with support from the FIA. Following pressure from influential manufacturers, the ETCC was renamed the World Touring Car Championship (WTCC as of the start of the 2005 season. It is nowis now considered the third most important FIA championship after Formula One and the World Rally Championship.
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Well the creme de'la creme of racing , F1, doesn't have ABS. Neither does NASCAR AFAIK.
BMW 320i Touring Car '03 is in GT5
I have it & is available for trade after reset.
We will never know because the 320si is not in the game but the BMW 320i Touring Car '03 is a good machine. It's obviously not Group C or LMP fast but for what the car is it's fun to race it. I am happy with the way it handles & knowing the power level it moves pretty good.