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The Tommy Kaira ZZII, Lancia Stratos, Ruf RGT, Lamborghini Diablo GT, and the Zonda's.....

Der AltaOn normal tires, right? It's a load of fun and somewhat of a challenge. You just have to manage tire wear well, and can have an enjoyable run through the series.
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Yes I know and that is exactly what I mean. You can change the individual gears, but if you then change the auto setting it re-sets back to the original gear settings for what ever setting you choose. I don't fancy having to change each gear setting for each level of auto-setting that I might use!SmallhorsesHmmmm Where to begin? You can change each of the 5 or 6 individual gear sizes in GT3 as well as the final drive, and for newbies they made it really easy and included the Auto-setting feature, if you have full-custom gearbox. It doesn't show you the torque curve like you saw in the original GT though.!
Appologies, Seattle is indeed the circuit I meant and I think it was the short version as well. Why I confused the 2 cities I don't know.SmallhorsesSecondly, I played GT2 a lot, it was the PAL version though, but I never came across a San Francisco circuit! Do you mean Seattle?
I now live in SF and a street circuit including the wiggly bit of Lombard street would rock!
I haven't won the P001 yet, how did you get it?kraken2My favourite car is the P001
kraken2My favourite car is the P001
I do believe the P001 is essentially an F/094H and the P002 an F/686M...FamineIf you're based in the USA - or anywhere else in North America. Or Japan - you can't.
But don't worry - you've got the F094/S which is identical in all but nosecone to the P001 and the F688/S which is identical to the P002 in all but nosecone. And four other F1 cars beside which we don't get.
I fear you may have missed the point completely.
Victor VanceI do believe the P001 is essentially an F/094H and the P002 an F/686M...
Then I guess they changed the nosecone in the PAL Version.FamineThen you believe wrong. The P001 is the F094/S with a 1995 McLaren-Peugeot nosecone and the P002 is the F688/S with a different nosecone I don't know the origins of.
icemanshooter - I fear you've also missed the point completely. None of the racecars are considered "stock" in this context.
Victor Vancealso: I thought McLaren built engines for Mercedes... is Peugeot even in F1 anymore?
Famineicemanshooter - I fear you've also missed the point completely. None of the racecars are considered "stock" in this context.