Lowest Car in GT5?

  • Thread starter Thread starter JDM SRE70
  • 17 comments
  • 4,691 views
Messages
1,878
Australia
Royale Natio Touge
Messages
JDM_Tuning-JZE70
Hi, Guys...

I'm on the search for GT5's Lowest car, As in ride Height. So far i have found the RX8 Concept to be the lowest, anyone know anything lower. Please note i have bottomed out the suspension.

Thanks Guys :)
 
As far as street cars go you might check the Standard Blitz D1 car, but I'd say the lowest car is the Pescarolo C60.. I think it "neutral" ride height is already like -10 and goes to -35 - -45
 
If you're looking for a car that's low enough to cause sparks, I know of two race cars that will do that on stock settings, and more so when you lower them. There are the Le Man Nismo GT-R and the Opel Calibra Super Touring Car.

As for 'slammed' cars though, I can't really think of any.
 
The Camaro LM Racecar will spark on the streight sides of indy when fully lowered.

Can be "fixed" now tho, its along time since i grinded indy :)
 
I dont know if it will scrape the ground and make sparks, but the Buick Special looks pretty good dropped out:sly:
 
As far as street cars go you might check the Standard Blitz D1 car, but I'd say the lowest car is the Pescarolo C60.. I think it "neutral" ride height is already like -10 and goes to -35 - -45

The older RUFs get -40 or something. I think the Mercedes 300SL can have -50.

The numbers on the ride height suspension setting have no correlation to the ground clearance of the car. It's just how far down from default it will allow you to lower it. Something with a suspension that can be adjusted down to -40 may not be as low as something that can be adjusted down to only -20 if the default height for the -20 car is much lower than the default height of the -40 car. For instance a Formula GT at default 0 ride height is already lower than many cars even when they are adjusted to as low as their suspension will go.
 
The numbers on the ride height suspension setting have no correlation to the ground clearance of the car. It's just how far down from default it will allow you to lower it. Something with a suspension that can be adjusted down to -40 may not be as low as something that can be adjusted down to only -20 if the default height for the -20 car is much lower than the default height of the -40 car. For instance a Formula GT at default 0 ride height is already lower than many cars even when they are adjusted to as low as their suspension will go.

This guy is on the money :)
 
Guys, those -xx numbers are the numbers of millimeters you want to lower the suspension.


For example, an inch is approximately 2.5 cm. So, let's just round it to 2.5 cm.

Now, mm is a tenth of a centimeter, or 2.5 x 10. So, then, that makes 25 mm lower. You just lowered the car by an inch. You're welcome. :)
 
If you lower it all the way with the preinstalled suspension kit, the Bentley Speed 8 race car sits so low that the fenders scrape the ground when driving.
 
A couple of the RUF's, the ft86/gt86 range, Mk 1 mr2's and I think a few of the golfs go flush to the tyre/rim.

Lowest to the ground, the one car that I know can spark is the Honda Life Step Van!! Amazing car.

The MR2 practically sits on the ground.
 
Back