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Take a look guys, similar tune to the ones found it GT5
Ahhh, Try using the skid recovery force option if you cant get it to wheelieAre you using traction control? I tried the set up but it didn't work for me.
Edit: I had the wrong tires on.
Lifting the front wheels is really common in drag racing in real life, not that unbelievable.http://[domain blocked due to malware]/instances/500x/44411785.jpg
ya all you have to do with th X Bow is just put 115kg of ballast and set to 50 ( so it's in the back ) and boom wheelie carI got the KTM X Bow to do it last night by accident, it looks a lot easier to do than in GT5.
They have wheelie bars on the back for that reason though. In GT there is just an invisible force stopping cars going over.Lifting the front wheels is really common in drag racing in real life, not that unbelievable.
Take a look guys, similar tune to the ones found it GT5![]()
Why?physics engine - FAIL
Because he's a bit of a PD/GT troll.Why?
Understood. I understand that some of these wheelie cars are a physics flaw, but it's not hard to get the front end up in real life.Because he's a bit of a PD/GT troll.
Why?
Has anyone ever re-engineered a Veyron to become a wheelie car?Why? Are you serious? Do you thing doing a Veyron wheelie in real like if possible??
I mean you have to know nothing about physics to ask such questions...sorry
Has anyone ever re-engineered a Veyron to become a wheelie car?
Like, drivetrain, gearbox, vastly different suspension setup, weight setup, tyres...Explain "re-engineered".
Cause making soft suspension is NOT enough.
Like, drivetrain, gearbox, vastly different suspension setup, weight setup, tyres...
If you happened to look at my post before your "comment" you would have saw that I said some cars are clearly a physics flaw (Veyron being a good example). How ever, many wheelie cars are pretty realistic in the sense that they could easily be done in real life.Why? Are you serious? Do you think doing a Veyron wheelie in real life, like this, is possible??
I mean you have to know nothing about physics to ask such questions...sorry
guys, you need to remember that this is just something to do for a laugh. It may be possible to do in real life with every car, with varying amount of preparation work, but you need to forget about real life. Unfortunately PD's physics aren't very, how shall I say, realistic at the moment so it's easier to do in game. It requires less work in GT, and its just a bit of fun.