another damn psa: don’t run extremely aggressive front toe angle on your cars, as it messes up your steering by making just one wheel turn if you’re moving, or in some cases the car won’t respond to steering at all.
the 2 cars i’ve seen affected by this were running the highest toe angle possible at 1.5, including riley’s car seen above in this thread. i’m not sure where exactly it starts to break, but i’d recommend not to go above an angle of 0.4 to ensure this doesn’t happen to you.
I’d also like to extend a thanks to LS for helping to find the issues with my Amida, from interior breaking the export, to toe breaking the steering in beam.
These cars are not a real product of any manufacturer, any likeness or other similarities to real brands is purely coincidence. Actual model may change in final submission.
Not being satisfied, this car got retuned. Displacement can only be substituted by more displacement … or more BOOST. It is a tiny hatchback monster. I found another 43kW and 30 Nm, all bought by a massive increase of fuel consuption, but who cares, its not a fuel saving competition. 368 hp on a 910 kg car.
The new and improved Binspeed Trölölö from |Side Quest| How (S)Low can you go? [AUTOBEAM] has been revised based on feedback from thousands of lifetime customers. Turbo boost is replaced by real world observable Science of magnetic attraction. Through facts and logic, engine power is divided by zero gears for optimal delivery at a constant 10000 RPM. Unless you are a true chad, a strong-armed codriver is recommended.
Some bloke in a shed tuned this 1997 Swanson 112 shitbox for trackday fun. It’ll 3-wheel all day, but unlike it’s fiberglass body siblings it won’t flip unless you really want to.
Intentions, preparations, spirits, and ambitions were high… until crippled by unexpected issues with poorly-documented software. I consider the Autobeam combined game to be broken at this time. Some cars are more affected than others, with little discernable rhyme or reason. Experimental fixes succeeded in getting these two (disappointingly similar) cars to be able to go around a track and keep their wheels straight, but none of about 15 incarnations of the Metalwagen could, so it regrettably will not be participating. Instead we have…
1937 DCMW Al-Sayaadim Superiority Six
Heavily restomodded in 1996 with a multilink rear suspension and all-wheel-drivetrain, and fitted in 2020 with a street-legal version of the 6P200, producing one full megawatt - 1340hp.
Goliath super-sedan, now with less weight and (a lot) more power, fitted with a race variant of the same 6P200, also producing a full megawatt but with less weight and more crowd-pleasing noise.
Expect a post soon containing a spreadsheet with each car/monstrosity on wheels, the first track, and of course, our regularly scheduled trip to bin hell.