Forza 4
How's that working out for ya? In the last game if you put a rotary in a miata, lack of traction would be a huge problem, although I found that having the stock (heavier) clutch, flywheel and driveline made it easier to drive.
Video of autocrossing in forza 4 in one my fav cars
An A600 car with tons of power normally doesn't get traction if its light like the miata. Stock tires and tire size. I haven't tried upgrading it with better stuff yet, I'd expect it to grip better. I could spin the tires all the way down the track if I wanted to.
Basically I built a car like I would want it, 400-600hp in a miata, unfrountaly you can't drop in a triple rotor anymore and get 991hp.
Basically I built a car like I would want it, 400-600hp in a miata, unfrountaly you can't drop in a triple rotor anymore and get 991hp.
Last edited by Techsalvager; Oct 17, 2011 at 10:46 AM.
Spend $500 on good wheel and be slower then people with controllers online or buy bad *** controller and be faster. The adjustable physical thumb stick sensitivity alone if worth the price.
I shared a Joss. Pretty ******* insane. Under 1800lbs and has over 700HP. Something like 1.34G, so it handles pretty well as long as you control the throttle well. First time you blip the throttle in a turn, even in 3rd gear, it breaks loose. But it is easily capable of taking out the standard R2 cars.
100% force feedback
210 degree steering
abs set to go off around 85 to 90
drift turned off
used for forza esp durning 2-3+ hour long endurance race stints
Get fanatec wheel with club sport pedals?
Love that load cell brake pedal
210 degree steering
abs set to go off around 85 to 90
drift turned off
used for forza esp durning 2-3+ hour long endurance race stints
Get fanatec wheel with club sport pedals?
Love that load cell brake pedal







