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1:09.009 in my 300zx, only a stage 3 turbo as well... Maybe we can have like a class B for those of us who are less dedicated or dont have quite as much spare time on our hands. Which means i would be leading class B!!!

I dont get the pricing in GT3 from the tune shop. I mean it is 1800 credits for the sports front mount which is about right in AU$ terms fitted. You can get a full racing transmission for $10400 fitted, but $47,000 for a set of tyres? Rip off...

Originally posted by sewid

is there a way to return your settings back to stock. ive fooled with my suspension so much trying to make this 860hp 300zx go around corners that i think ive buggered it all up.

I dont think 860hp 300zxs do go around corners :bahaha:

8pm. same as last one...

hmmm I can't get my Silvia over 525hp :(. need a 300ZX but have no money... hmmm need to go wint the skyline races a few times :P

hmm Street GTR's this time... might put some mod restrictions on ;) we'll see

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