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150-170 mphOriginally posted by cobraking13
How many MPH is 248 Km??
mustta hit it jus rightOriginally posted by cobraking13
hmm but i thougth u need 180mph to break into the seattle thinge ?? and the calsonic skyline broke in at 248km~!!
tis trueOriginally posted by cobraking13
Common that just cant be...
There is one thing ELITE does not do, an that is BSOriginally posted by Masterblaster
tis true
Originally posted by Famine
Just makes it easier to peel off the line. Set it into 7th gear and watch it launch... 0-400m in 6s, 0-1000m in 8s... Lift-off in 8.0000001s...
Originally posted by Famine
Actually...
On the Seattle breakout I pull hard right fractionally before impact.
yup ... 2,147,483,647.0 to be exact, tis all the game will give ya, the trick is saving before it locks up... watch the miles pile up too, I've a car with 8,067,479.0 miles on it ...Originally posted by Nightmage82
yup i just broke out with an escudo, i dont have any hybrids but i've wanted to do that for a while, thanks for that famine!
i found that you should also hug the rail for about 100m before you hit the wall, it helps getting you through.
together with the wheelie trick i managed to take it to 2.1 billion kph which is almost twice the speed of light heh.
paul
Originally posted by Masterblaster
yup ... 2,147,483,647.0 to be exact, tis all the game will give ya, the trick is saving before it locks up... watch the miles pile up too, I've a car with 8,067,479.0 miles on it ...
Originally posted by Masterblaster
o_O... how do you get 65.356 outta 65X's ?
Originally posted by Famine
BTW by my maths 2.1 billion mph is 0.34c, not 2c. The speed of light is roughly 12 million miles a minute, or 7.2 billion mph.
Yas hate drivin in FogOriginally posted by Famine
Ah... I knew someone would know the reason... Apparently if they'd used one less byte, you wouldn't have been able to register any speed or - more importantly - distance over about 800 miles...
BTW by my maths 2.1 billion mph is 0.34c, not 2c. The speed of light is roughly 12 million miles a minute, or 7.2 billion mph.