1984 Plymouth Voyager SE
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Oh fuq this is great
epic
Work in progress of my car. Still trying to figure out all this fixture and paint stuff and I only have a couple hours of sandboxing, but at least I did the tutorial and the campaign on easy before I started turning quality sliders all the way up because MY BRAND.
It’s a tuned 2007 XC70 with a turbo that behaves more like mine. The car itself is a tribute to the venerable B5254t2 engine, just with, like, a big exhaust and injectors and stuff and not detuned 50% because people are bad at maintaining their driving machine. So the engine and stuff is pretty good and accurate.
Family cars can have a little turbo pop and torque. Limited to one photo, which is probably a good idea.
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in my standards i wouldn’t call it half assed
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Wrong channel, bud?
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Bud, just like how hybrid said, wrong topic bud. Even though it is on the wrong topic, i’d like to give some constructive criticism towards your styling. The cars look they have lots of potential, but they are very bland and have no personality. If I can give any advice to you, it would be to put more time in your cars and make sure your vehicle has everything such as mirrors, grilles, proper rims, etc…
Oh yeah, 3.2 seconds is nowhere near the limit. 3.2 is easily achievable if done correctly.
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These are not replicas.
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Oh yes, these are replicas! I assembled an engine that accelerates a car in 2.9 seconds, but did not test it in Beamng Drive. It’s one thing to assemble an engine, and another thing is to connect them in the body so that there is maximum grip, and therefore I want you to assembled the car that overtakes mine to reach 100 km / h.