Forza 4 anyone?
10-18-2011, 04:05 AM
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If you guys want to do some street racing, we run a drag radial class.
S class max
2900lbs min.
Front engine
RWD
Tire no wider than 315
Its fun building cars to those rules and seeing how fast you can go, we usually race on benchmark layout A from airport hangar to hangar, or road america...from the start line to the next line across the ground is about a 1/4 mile, we usually race it backwards though
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S class max
2900lbs min.
Front engine
RWD
Tire no wider than 315
Its fun building cars to those rules and seeing how fast you can go, we usually race on benchmark layout A from airport hangar to hangar, or road america...from the start line to the next line across the ground is about a 1/4 mile, we usually race it backwards though
GT= Krazy98LS1
10-18-2011, 07:46 AM
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If you guys want to do some street racing, we run a drag radial class.
S class max
2900lbs min.
Front engine
RWD
Tire no wider than 315
Its fun building cars to those rules and seeing how fast you can go, we usually race on benchmark layout A from airport hangar to hangar, or road america...from the start line to the next line across the ground is about a 1/4 mile, we usually race it backwards though
GT= Krazy98LS1
S class max
2900lbs min.
Front engine
RWD
Tire no wider than 315
Its fun building cars to those rules and seeing how fast you can go, we usually race on benchmark layout A from airport hangar to hangar, or road america...from the start line to the next line across the ground is about a 1/4 mile, we usually race it backwards though
GT= Krazy98LS1
Try old Lemans , there is a hugh straightway that is awesome for digs and rolls
10-18-2011, 08:39 PM
#26
To those who asked, yes it's only for Xbox360. It's developed by Turn10 studios (who are awesome guys) and they are one of Microsoft's in house developers.
