Upgrading my 911 (996 gt3)

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OK, I've got my favorite car in the game,
Yellow Bird, and I want to put this body on it:911 GT3. OR more realistically, put the a stock RGT into the 911 body.
Can anyone give me a step by step method, or possibly point me in the right direction to find the directions?

I've had a love of the 911 since I knew what they were. I'm hoping to suit one up to run in the game.

Thanks

AO
 
Ok I don't know how you intend to build this machine, coding or through MK's so I will post a few ways.
I have basiclly built a fully upgraded RGT and used the Speed Yellow 911 body over it. I can't leave it stock or you will never be able to upgrade it more than that, since there are almost no parts for the 911 in the game. But all the parts used are from the RGT. Even the chassis. The chassis for the RGT is too short, and the chassis for the 911 is too long, but when swapped between each other I think they fit properly. Personally I would use a lighter chassis for the 911 in the 2300mm range, but I believe you want a realistic version.

Here is the notepad information to import into MK's for your reference:

[GT3CarData]
Region=US
BaseType= _996_gt3
BaseName= 911(996) GT3
0=-1811544630
4=-1958667724
8=-1318
12=-4
16=-1
20=-1
24=-1007193234
28=222322777
32=-990415057
36=222322777
40=-996715025
44=222322777
48=-1005120401
52=222322777
56=-1010355473
60=222322777
64=-1000941908
68=222322777
72=-1030401364
76=222322777
80=-1021955285
84=222322777
88=-1017711894
92=222322777
96=-1030393110
100=222322777
104=-2619186
108=-1
112=-1024052691
116=222322777
120=-364554193
124=1183655133
128=-1018842129
132=222322777
136=-992536721
140=222322777
144=-1
148=-1
152=-1004055505
156=222322777
160=-1
164=-1
168=-1022020309
172=222322777
176=-1017712083
180=222322777
184=-1004055316
188=222322777
192=-1
196=-1
200=-1023012179
204=222322777
208=-1
212=-1
216=-12514
220=-1
224=-12514
228=-1
232=-1
236=-1
240=-3307
244=-3593
248=-2451
252=-1803
256=-1390
260=-1123
264=-950
268=-64538
272=-3441
276=-30
280=-1
284=-10
288=-10
292=-30
296=-48
300=-16
304=-51
308=-61
312=-1
316=-1
320=-1
324=-14
328=-14
332=-81
336=-91
340=-129
344=-129
348=-70
352=-91
356=-91
360=-91
364=-8
368=-8
372=-8
376=-8
380=-8
384=-8
388=-8
392=-8
396=-4
400=-4
404=-1
408=-11
412=-1
416=-41
420=-1
424=-21
428=-3441
432=-12
436=-1
440=-1
444=-2
448=-2
452=-2
456=-2
460=-1
464=-0
468=-0
472=-0
476=-1
480=929924095
484=929924095
488=-1
492=-1
496=-1
500=-1
504=-1
508=-2
512=-1

I will also give you relevant GS2 coding:

if you have a RGT in the first slot of your garage and put these codes in over it:


CarBase 1C041350 - EDDDADD2 1C041354 - E8A0CAE0

BodyColor 1C041358 - 1456EAC2 1C04135C - 1456E7A8

body & downforce 1C0413C8 - 079C88F5 1C0413CC - 9B648CC7

Then check your garage to see your new 911 in place of the rgt.

If you already have the 911 in the first slot in your garage then skip the first 3 codes and go on to these:
I would suggest that you put them in individually to avoid massive potential problems later.

carType 1C041360 - 1456E7A5 1C041364 - 1456E7A5

brakes 1C041368 - 204E6336 1C04136C - 669F5043

brake controller 1C041370 - 1D4E5FF5 1C041374 - 669F5043

chassis 1C041378 - 1D6E7DB5 1C04137C - 669F5043

engine 1C041380 - 1DEEBC35 1C041384 - 669F5043

drivetrain & VCD 1C041388 - 201EA2B5 1C04138C - 669F5043

transmission 1C041390 - 1DADFE78 1C041394 - 669F5043

suspension 1C041398 - 1F6C8278 1C04139C - 669F5043

LSD 1C0413A0 - 20EDA3F1 1C0413A4 - 669F5043

front tyres 1C0413A8 - 20ADE2B2 1C0413AC - 669F5043

rear tyres 1C0413B0 - 1F6C62B2 1C0413B4 - 669F5043

weight reduction 1C0413C0 - 1F4DA2F7 1C0413C4 - 669F5043

polish 1C0413D0 - 209C23B5 1C0413D4 - 669F5043

balance 1C0413D8 - 1D2EBF35 1C0413DC - 669F5043

displacement 1C0413E0 - 1456E7A5 1C0413E4 - 1456E7A5

computer 1C0413E8 - 1DFE7CF5 1C0413EC - 669F5043

NA tune 1C0413F0 - 1456E7A5 1C0413F4 - 1456E7A5

turbo 1C0413F8 - 20EC9DF1 1C0413FC - 669F5043

flywheel 1C041300 - 20ADE2F7 1C041304 - 669F5043

clutch 1C041308 - 1DFE7CB8 1C04130C - 669F5043

shaft 1C041310 - 1456E7A5 1C041314 - 1456E7A5

muffler 1C041318 - 20DDC277 1C04131C - 669F5043

intercooler 1C041320 - 1456E7A5 1C041324 - 1456E7A5

All parts are from the RGT although I have removed the tags to cut down on the clutter and confusion.

Hope this is helps
 
Ahhh.. Thanks guys. I am using a sharkport and MK's. The ini file will do nicely. Once I've got that in there I can work from there.

THanks!! I'll have to try out the CTR2 chassis as well.

I'll post it up when I'm done.

AO
 
Hello everyone, I'm a long time lurker-first time poster (I've been making use of that handy search feature)

It may be a little late for this, but for future reference you can put the 911 onto a stock rgt easily. Put the 911 into your garage, then press f6. When the menu comes up, find the rgt and click the checkbox at the bottom that says "base only". By doing this, you have a fully tune-able 911 (or any other car for that matter).

Hope this helps
 
actualy i think Mr.Chaos, anthonysinatra, Famine, Heydu and I got into a discussion about that, i think the RGT is actualy the frame they use. So basicly your replacing it with the same frame. On another note, You will find the last gear in your GT3 is the reverse gear, a way to take care of that is to find the gear in the .ini and turn it into a positive (or negative) depending on what it says already.
 
Basiclly you are just referring to a body swap. A simple form of hybriding. Don't forget to select the color you want after the carbase only swap.
The cars most of the hybrid builders make here are customized with parts from many cars intentionally. Every part on my 911 is hand picked by me, is fully adjustable and can be tuned in game.
The simple body swap is fine of you just want a 911 in your garage, but the serious hybriders would miss out on the art of creating a one of a kind machine.
 

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