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[Normalaatsra]

In order to successfully tune your car, you must follow it's important driving styles. This way, you're car will perform better.

Please use this link to view.
https://docs.google....OF9LUVNpdVJTUmc

Anyone who wants to edit it simply can.

[UNIQUE]

lazy

it would be nice to fill out the list with all the cars. Less work for others

But good idea i guess

[Normalaatsra]

Unique, on 23 March 2012 - 02:56 PM, said:

it would be nice to fill out the list with all the cars. Less work for others

I'll do so then!

[LamboGTR]

Might need to add mid-low
mid - high
_____________
Slight/major
Grippy/Drifty/Slidy
Heavy/Light
Fwd, Rwd, AWD, or 4wd

[ZTR]

I'll add whatever I know.

[Normalaatsra]

LamboGTR, on 23 March 2012 - 03:46 PM, said:

Might need to add mid-low
mid - high
_____________
Slight/major
Grippy/Drifty/Slidy
Heavy/Light
Fwd, Rwd, AWD, or 4wd

I've actually considered that, for example the MR2 and Golf GTI.
But the drivetrain, weight, and handling style doesn't matter. It's just what the title says, because those factors need to be taken care of very carefully when adding parts.

[Normalaatsra]

Alright, Tier 2 cars have been added.

[EricFartMan]

T3!!!!pls

[Pollux]

959 and silvia only go up to 6500 RPM, can someone explain to me why they where marked as high revvers?

Edited by Pollux, 24 March 2012 - 12:54 PM.

[Nexu]

Yeah, i just checked with my near "stock" (street sport) S15, which goes only up to 6K RPM.

Not sure or another engine type(color-category or street/race/pro) in it would make any differences.

PS = Would be nice to have a column what type FWD/RWD/AWD etc.. I can't find this information right now.

Edited by Nexu, 24 March 2012 - 01:25 PM.

[DarkFist3]

the RPM here refers to redline rpm or the rpm on max power?

[Normalaatsra]

Nexu, on 24 March 2012 - 01:24 PM, said:

PS = Would be nice to have a column what type FWD/RWD/AWD etc.. I can't find this information right now.

For that case, it is unnecessary. Drivetrains can be identified by looking at the car's Wikipedia entries

DarkFist3, on 24 March 2012 - 03:18 PM, said:

the RPM here refers to redline rpm or the rpm on max power?

By RPM in the guide, it refers to what RPM area is the boost mostly effected.

[Nexu]

Normalaatsra, on 24 March 2012 - 04:53 PM, said:

Drivetrains can be identified by looking at the car's Wikipedia entries

I know, that's what i was doing. But would be great if it there was a list for NFSW cars

[Normalaatsra]

With the list completed with some missing retired cars, there is an awful lot of Balanced handling cars. As all parts can't promise the same handling model, perhaps a less detailed answer would do?! Tuning becomes very confusing for the Balanced handling cars for people like me.

[Ghost]

Just saw this - nice work

[Normalaatsra]

Hi guys, I've just revisited the doc, and added a new section. Because there are turbochargers and superchargers in World, I've introduced a new column for all to add. It's on the very right, and it should help people with the confusion of the supercharger and the turbo. Now as we have naturally aspirated cars in World, perhaps we could leave that to our buddys who managed the Performance Part Guide.