NA cars are frequently more driveable than turbos and will be able to corner and exit corners faster, as well as attack bumpy roads faster. Less peak torque also makes for lighter gearbox. So on technical tracks you’ll find the NA cars are superior, but will likely lose out on high speed tracks.
It is indeed virtually impossible to find a frame with enough room for an NA engine to match, but small enough for the weight to be sub 1000kg. If somebody finds how, I expect they’d be a real threat!
What Possibly? 8.2 Liters? Naturally Aspirated? What freaking car can fit an 8.2 Liter V8, Fit Within the Wheelbase, and still be light enough to compete? This, I gotta See.
I only managed 999hp… where’s that last 1hp!? Can confirm though that you CAN shoehorn it into a legit entry, though I would add that it isn’t very practical…
So my car is called the rapier simply because I altered a existing model in my inventory, but l should have called the Buffalo Mk 3, because nothing says hardcore Centauri track car like an 8 pack of velocity stacks proudly sprouting from the hood. I might be able to post a picture and spoil the mystery of my body choice later.
If you wanna give away your secret, I’m not gonna hold you back. But there’s still people out there who might be able to use that information to beat you at your own game
That’s the Exact same problem I had. I wanted to go MR but the only cars that are small enough can’t go above about 2.5/3 Liters, which is not ideal for 1000+ Horsepower, so I want FR, put brutal Dragstrip wide tires on the back, and a spoiler to kill my rear suspension. I attempted to Go AWD but that failed to help. My Wheelspin is above 60%. So Handling this car is… A Handful.[/quote]
FR/AWD: Check
2.6L: Check
1000+ HP: Check
0-100: 2.4 Check
80-120: 0.9 Check
Skidpad Gs: I dont wanna drive this.
Wheelspin: 35.8%
Top Speed: Unknown, no gauges installed.