playing with a gearbox glitch

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I have a formula to make your car runs at almost its top speed at the 1st gear, I tried mini cooper (fully modded) and it runs 146 MPH at her 1st gear! :D

here's the step:

1. set the final gear ratio to the shortest (before that, make sure your automatic setting, below the final gear thing is not set to the widest)
2. then move the automatic setting to the widest
3. set the final gear ratio back to the longest (and you'll see a neat glitch by PD programmers)
4. for further crazyness, move all the 1,2,3,4,5,6th gear ratio to the longest as possible
5. done, try run that!
 
Originally posted by Dodzzz
I have a formula to make your car runs at almost its top speed at the 1st gear, I tried mini cooper (fully modded) and it runs 146 MPH at her 1st gear! :D

here's the step:

1. set the final gear ratio to the shortest (before that, make sure your automatic setting, below the final gear thing is not set to the widest)
2. then move the automatic setting to the widest
3. set the final gear ratio back to the longest (and you'll see a neat glitch by PD programmers)
4. for further crazyness, move all the 1,2,3,4,5,6th gear ratio to the longest as possible
5. done, try run that!

So let me get this straight: Set final gear to lowest numerical value (2.000) or highest (5.000)
 
Originally posted by 12sec. Civic


So let me get this straight: Set final gear to lowest numerical value (2.000) or highest (5.000)

no, you need to set the final gear ratio to opposide direction first of your desiring, then use the automatic gear setting to "reset without sliding the original final gear slider" so you will get a really wide/short ratio when you slide back the final gear ratio to the widest/shortest of it.
 
I did it with my 1074hp Ruf RGT. It works, but it is hardly a glitch. Of course if you set the gears that high, 1st will take you up to 168. That is what is supposed to happen!
 
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