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Welcome to the new look VWWatercooled
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2007 Audi RS4 with: APR ECU Upgrade; JHM Quick Shifter; Milltek Catback and Downpipes; KW V3 Coilovers; Argon Creative Carbon Fibre Splitters -
oh HELL yes.
even something like that for GT5 would be stellar- i'd be more than happy to race around in stock nissan micras, lol
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TOTALLY AWESOME !!!
Like to see it on a flight simulation... DOGFIGHT style!
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Saw this video yesterday as well.
It seems that the physics are out a bit for it, surely under heavy braking, you would be tilting down at the front by another 45 degrees.
Still and awesome project though.Comment
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He isnt going anywhere near fast enough
Cant figure out what track hes on, any guesses?1996 Golf VR6 Colour Concept GreenComment
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What happens if you roll the car?Comment
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Dude i can see that breaking after a few laps! look at how it jerks lol. Wouldnt mind trying it but i wouldnt want to know the price
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Nothing wrong with the physics there... the tilting is to simulate the feel of braking. All the movement is simply to simulate the feel.
They're about $20,000 to buy.
They're extremely robust. As long as you're not a sumo wrestler.Comment
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totally unrealistic body motions. they were way ottComment
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i was reading an article in the latst topgear and the one f1 teams are using for getting around the latest rules looks like an awesome piece of kit but at 100k or so you would have to be seriously keen
Originally posted by seangtiThe price of the car rarely indicates driver ability/lap time.
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as rocket already suggested. Its not about how much it moves. Its about how the movement feels. The screen moves with you. It has to be way over the top to simulate a race car!Originally posted by Jarred View Post
The main difference with most of the big simulators is that they are full enclosed so you cant equate the movement to your surroundings.
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jarrad, the movement is supposed to recreate the g-forces that you would expect to feel.Originally posted by Jarred View Post
As the screen is moving with you, you wouldnt actually feel like you were flopping all over the place like a small boat on a rough sea.2007 Audi RS4 with: APR ECU Upgrade; JHM Quick Shifter; Milltek Catback and Downpipes; KW V3 Coilovers; Argon Creative Carbon Fibre SplittersComment
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Even still, I think that's a whole lot of movement & it would possibly create an unnatural feel. just what i reckon anyway.
valid point about the G's though.Comment
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mmm....the movements dont look accurate to me, esp side to side...
and they get like 5 g's under breaking XD no simulator could get thatComment
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That would definately make you sick!!Comment
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