This is the 2nd ‘Tune the Ryota’ Contest. This time with the Sharpshooter ! This time its not just customizing. You’ll have to make a car for the production. Just like that . Concept → Production car.
RULES
Customize the car , and the best one will win.
Don’t make a completely other car out of it! You should be able to see that it is still a Sharpshooter.
Don’t edit or post twice!
How do i have to post my result?
Upload Pictures of you car. front view and rear view are the most important ones. You can post as many pics as you want aswell.
-Upload your car Platform. You can find it here : C:\Users*Your Username*\Documents\Automation\Platforms then search for ex. ’ Ryota Sharpshooter.lua ’ and upload it
If you should win , you’ll get a PRIZE !
1st: You will get an Origin-Key for Burnout Paradise Ultimate box PC + your car into the official Ryota Thread + unreleased Ryota. (If you don’t have an Origin-Account , just make a new one and activate the game!)
2nd: You will get your car into the official Ryota Thread + unrealeased Ryota.
3rd: You will get an unreleased Ryota.
Additional information and help
End of the contest : 1st April 2014 [Date may change during the contest]
How to upload a file (your Ryota for ex.) Scroll down to the options bar.
just customize the platform . [size=50]but if you want you can also make your own engine[/size]
Bodyshell editing not recommented. because you have to start a completely new car then.
In the back, the changes were not as big as in the front; The lights were changed for something easier to produce, and the result is very good. In the low part of the back fender, a dual exhaust was added:
I also made an engine for it: It’s a 2.4 aspirated engine, with direct injection and 173 HP. It’s small, but can still compete with other medium sized sedans like the Audi A4 and the BMW 3 Series: HGE-1Rev1.lua (41.9 KB)
I didn’t know exactly what engine to put in there, but since it’s about the body rework i figured it can’t be wrong in any case. So i put a beefy 2.5L I4T in there with nice torque and great efficiency:
Actually I mislabeled it, I had revised it slightly and forgotten it’s a 7.5 liters, I’ve edited my post to reflect to reflect the actually displacement. Yes it’s a bit of a hog, it’s quoted in that car as 14mpg. I’ve revised that engine a bit and discovered I could have gotten up to 18mpg while keeping the 200mph speed, but that would be too much editing for this contest.
