A Race series named after Northstar’s first hot Aria sedan, the Aria Super 6 from 1959. The Neptune Super 6 is their entry into their Super 6 series. The car meets the regulations weighing 1893lbs, having a 2.5L Flat 6 making a healthy 820 Horsepower going to the rear wheels via a 6 speed sequential transaxle. The series is just 6-cylinder powered Sedans and Coupes (whether it be a V6, Inline 6, or Flat 6) racing in 2 different “challenges” (24 hours of Super 6 and Super 6 Nurburgring which is 6 laps).
For those wondering of the Super 6 regulations, they’re as followed:
Sedan or Coupe allowed
Must be a Six Cylinder (2.0L-4.0L in Displacement, turbocharging allowed and supercharging when they add that)
Maximum power 850 hp
Minimum weight 1600lbs maximum weight 2300lbs
AWD or RWD
Must have homologated road car (Any modifications to body must carry over to road version, excluding wheels, tires, vents, livery, and interior)
Manual or Sequential, up to 7 gears
Must have ESC + LC
Must have Advanced 20s Safety
Front tire no wider than 230mm Rear tire no wider than 395 mm/20in rim max
Active aero and Cooling is allowed
Race Undertray
No Hybrids
You can quality spam
Must have yellow foglamps
95 Octane (AKI)
Driver name must be displayed on driver side quarter window (Country Flag optional)
Car name must be windshield banner
i might have a car for this
Looks good
This is inspiring… I’ve made one too, and that’s my first ever attempt at making a livery I think.
Aureon rSR Super 6 (that’s a “placeholder” brand of sorts)
3.2 twin turbo V6
850 hp (just under) and almost 800 lb-ft
1601 lbs (39,3 F / 60,7 R)
RWD + 7-speed sequential
0-62 MPH in 2,4s and 286 MPH top speed
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Thought I’d jump on this bandwagon.
The Royale Pulsar SRX-S6.
3.2L V6 Twin-Turbo
850 Horsepower / 605 lb-ft
2,242 lbs (chonky boi)
AWD 7-speed Sequential
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