Suzuka1000km car?

[polpol3214]

What is the best car to use in suzuka 1000km B-SPEC endurance race ?

 

[wareric11]

I used the Nissan GT-R N24 2011 it was a fun race after so tuning.

 

[polpol3214]

i used the nissan gt-r n24 2011 it was a fun race after so tuning.

can i use minolta toyota?

 

[Argon]

can i use minolta toyota?

Yes, you can use any car except the Ferrari F1's. It will be an easy win if you use the Minolta as it's performance is way above the GT500 cars that you will run against.

 

[polpol3214]

Yes, you can use any car except the Ferrari F1's. It will be an easy win if you use the Minolta as it's performance is way above the GT500 cars that you will run against.

nice thanks! but do you recommend suzuka 1000km for xp grinding b spec?

 

[Argon]

nice thanks! but do you recommend suzuka 1000km for xp grinding b spec?

Honesltly, no. If you are after xp and cash then grind the B'spec seasonal races. I haven't done the math but I'm pretty sure the return for doing repeated runs on these will level up your bob's quickly and give you a faster return than doing that Suzuka race, which will take around 6 hours and has a very low payback for the time spent.

Also......

Take a look at this thread over in the B-Spec forum, it may give you some tips

https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=212348&highlight=best+grinding+b+spec

 

[iainoflo85]

nice thanks! but do you recommend suzuka 1000km for xp grinding b spec?

For experience grinding in B-Spec the best option if you have the time is the 4-Hour Nurburgring Endurance. If you're leaving the PS3 on over night though or all day, then the 9-Hour Tsukuba Endurance.

As for the Suzuka 1000km, you can do it with your FGT. It will take a while, yes, not as long as with a GT500 car like the A.I., but even longer again if it rains. I think it was running for like 7 hours when I did it once because of the rain.

 

[polpol3214]

Honesltly, no. If you are after xp and cash then grind the B'spec seasonal races. I haven't done the math but I'm pretty sure the return for doing repeated runs on these will level up your bob's quickly and give you a faster return than doing that Suzuka race, which will take around 6 hours and has a very low payback for the time spent.

Also......

Take a look at this thread over in the B-Spec forum, it may give you some tips

https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=212348&highlight=best+grinding+b+spec

i forgot to say that.. IM OFFLINE MODE I CANT PLAY SEASONAL RACES.

 

[Argon]

i forgot to say that.. IM OFFLINE MODE I CANT PLAY SEASONAL RACES.

My apologies, then probably the best grinding B-Spec would be the Indy 500. Takes a couple of hours and in the time it takes to run one Suzuka you can run three Indy races for a much better return on XP and cash.

It would be best if you could move this thread over to the B-Spec forum as I'm sure you'd get a lot more help. If you go into Thread tools there is an option to move the thread

 

[iainoflo85]

My apologies, then probably the best grinding B-Spec would be the Indy 500. Takes a couple of hours and in the time it takes to run one Suzuka you can run three Indy races for a much better return on XP and cash.

It would be best if you could move this thread over to the B-Spec forum as I'm sure you'd get a lot more help. If you go into Thread tools there is an option to move the thread

Nurb 4hr has the best exp to time ratio.

 

[Argon]

Nurb 4hr has the best exp to time ratio.

I stand corrected, the Nurb 4hr is a much better bet 👍 Thank for the tip Iain

 

[iainoflo85]

I stand corrected, the Nurb 4hr is a much better bet 👍 Thank for the tip Iain

That's alright. Discovered that from GTPlanet as well.

Was the fastest way for me to get my drivers to level 40. I just stuck one driver in a fast car (faster than A.I. basically) and repeated it a few times. One driver on his own gets 4 times the exp because if you put 4 drivers in the race, the exp from winning the race is split 4 ways. One driver gets the full amount of exp and so can level up really quickly.