GT4 - Rally stages
31 March 2005, 12:45 PM
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GT4 - Rally stages
I can't seem to find a decent car to be able to compete in the rally stages.
What are people using to do these?
All the cars so far just seem to spin and slide non stop and have crappy steering response.
What are people using to do these?
All the cars so far just seem to spin and slide non stop and have crappy steering response.
31 March 2005, 12:51 PM
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I know what you mean. I've done all the easy tracks using an STI6 - The different physics in GT4 are really noticable in the gravel stages.
Cathedral Rocks is a pig - I just can't seem to find a rhythm on that track.
Cathedral Rocks is a pig - I just can't seem to find a rhythm on that track.
31 March 2005, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by stevenuk300 still
I can't seem to find a decent car to be able to compete in the rally stages.
What are people using to do these?
All the cars so far just seem to spin and slide non stop and have crappy steering response.
What are people using to do these?
All the cars so far just seem to spin and slide non stop and have crappy steering response.
31 March 2005, 08:23 PM
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Bought myself an Evo 8, and beefed it up to 521 HP
. That seems to do the business on the rally stages!
Done about 2/3 of them now and building up a nice collection of rally specials - just won me an RS200
Bit too powerful on ice, mind!
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. That seems to do the business on the rally stages! Done about 2/3 of them now and building up a nice collection of rally specials - just won me an RS200Bit too powerful on ice, mind!
Joolz
31 March 2005, 08:35 PM
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Got a 85 Lancia Delta S4, tuned it upto 553bhp, but it seems just to quick and the wheels are none stop spinning, also had the Impreza rallycar bugeye version that seemed quite good and also tuned the RS200 but had to sell all my cars in my garage to buy the Toyota GT-one Lemans race car to compete in the Gran Turismo world championship in Proffesional races.
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I've won the majority of rally spec cars, and I've tuned all of them up, but even when I race without turbo's etc, it still seems too powerful.
The Lancia Delta is the fastest 0-400m car in my collection. Without messing around with any of my cars gear ratios, this holds my quickest time................so far.
There's one special license that is also causing a problem driving the Pug 205 on a snow/ice stage.
The Lancia Delta is the fastest 0-400m car in my collection. Without messing around with any of my cars gear ratios, this holds my quickest time................so far.
There's one special license that is also causing a problem driving the Pug 205 on a snow/ice stage.
01 April 2005, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by JackClark
Use manual gears, pull off in 2nd or 3rd and stay in a high gear. Makes a huge difference.
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