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well i just bought a nissan skyline (r34 vspec II, stock) and i also got a fully tricked out miata too that uses turbo but is it possible that i could transfer the parts like the turbo suspension brakes etc. to my skylikne any answer would be helpful i just dont wanna race so long for parts and stuf :irked:
 
do the Amatuer European Championship, use the save/load trick and win the Vertigo and sell it, easy money 👍
 
Or race on Super Speedway endurance to get plenty of money...and maybe an F1 as well...;)
 
Originally posted by Bollocks#999
do the Amatuer European Championship, use the save/load trick and win the Vertigo and sell it, easy money 👍

This is what I do.:D
 
Don't go hog-wild for extra parts. Just keep racing for practice, not money. Spend your credits on race tires at first. By about 2/3 of the way through Beginner, money won't be a real problem anyway.
 
Originally posted by T13R
I really do think this is the best way if you already have an F1.

If you already have an F1 (or any decent car), you can just do a couple of the Pro League events first, then you never have to worry about money.
 
Originally posted by BadBatsuMaru
If you already have an F1 (or any decent car), you can just do a couple of the Pro League events first, then you never have to worry about money.
I agree with you, but Professional League races are longer and do not necessarily provide more money than the Amateur European Championship if you win the Vertigo.
 
A fair amount - like 300,000 to sell. Or maybe that's what you make in total, counting the victories and the championship purse; I'm not sure. Either way, it's a lot of gelt for the number of laps you have to run.
 
The Vertigo is 300 000 Cr to itself. Then you add the race win bonuses, and total series bonus. Like Neon said, this gives u alot of Cr for the amount of laps u have to put in.
 
Or you could just keep the Vertigo (since it's such a cool car) and use that to win more races and thus more cash!




:D
 
Originally posted by T13R
I agree with you, but Professional League races are longer and do not necessarily provide more money than the Amateur European Championship if you win the Vertigo.

There are pro races that give you a LOT more money, actually. My real point, though, is that there's no need to race the same thing over and over just to get money. You can get plenty money by doing races that you will eventually have to do anyway.

Amateur European gives you 350,000cr total (300,000 from the Vertigo, 7,500 per race, 20,000 series bonus). That's pretty good, and you only have to do four 3-lap races then do the save/load thing and quit. There are plenty other things you should do before you re-race it for money, though.

Amateur All-Japan gives you 612,500cr total (312,500 for each prize car, 15,000 per race, 150,000 series bonus). It's ten 5-lap races, but it's more money and you don't have to do the save/load trick because all the cars are worth the same.

Amateur All-Star gives up to 750,000cr (ten 5-lap races).
Amateur GT World gives up to 750,000cr (ten 5-lap races).
Pro Dream Car gives up to 1,030,000cr (seven 15-lap races).
Pro GT World gives up to 1,150,000cr (ten 10-lap races).
Pro All-Star gives up to 1,400,000cr (ten 15-lap races).
PD Cup gives up to 1,825,000cr (although you probably wouldn't sell the F094/S).

If you've already got an F1 car, would you really need to re-race the Amateur European just for 350,000cr?

Even if you're completely new at the game, if you look some things up you'll see that you still don't need to repeat any races. You could, for example:

Get the 16,900cr Miata.
Win Sunday Cup.
Get the Stage 1 Turbo (132 HP -> 250 HP)
Win Clubman, FR Challenge and Spider & Roadster easily.
Get a few more upgrades and win the Beginner GT World easily.
Take the Miata LS prize car from Spider & Roadster, put T2's on it and win Roadster Endurance by a few laps.

At this point, you've got over 200,000cr, several cars, and possibly an F1 car.

Maybe I just don't spend as much money as other people... I guess if you already did most of the races and somehow managed to spend all your money, Amateur European and Super Speedway rubber-band silliness are both pretty efficient.
 
Another option is to stick rally tires on the Skyline and do a few rallies (Or SSR5 Wet if you don't want to buy rally tires). The first one gives you 5k for 2-3 laps (Depending on the length of the course). The third one gives you 30k (I think) for 5-7 laps. It's a good way to get quick cash without being stuck in a long championship (Which an unmodified Skyline is probably not ready for anyway, well, maybe amateur championships). And once you've got enough cash for a Turbo 4, you can plow through a few Super Speedway or Test Course races to get yourself some tires and mods for handling. A maxed out Skyline R34 vspec II should be able to win anything it can enter.
kideng
 
Originally posted by xAkirax2004
well i just bought a nissan skyline (r34 vspec II, stock) and i also got a fully tricked out miata too that uses turbo but is it possible that i could transfer the parts like the turbo suspension brakes etc. to my skylikne any answer would be helpful i just dont wanna race so long for parts and stuf :irked:

no, go buy the skyline some parts you cheep ass! :p

sniffle...
 
Why the hell do you keep sniffling ving??? :confused:

Amateur All-Star gives up to 750,000cr (ten 5-lap races).
Amateur GT World gives up to 750,000cr (ten 5-lap races).
Pro Dream Car gives up to 1,030,000cr (seven 15-lap races).
Pro GT World gives up to 1,150,000cr (ten 10-lap races).
Pro All-Star gives up to 1,400,000cr (ten 15-lap races).
PD Cup gives up to 1,825,000cr (although you probably wouldn't sell the F094/S).

Ah yes, but they want the quickest way of getting money, not the most money in a series...and I don't think a stock Skyline GTR V-Spec II could win after the early Amateur Races...
 
Hands ving the keys to a FIAT...:p

There, that should help ease the sniffles...;)
 

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