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pvax posted:Oh my dear god .... I am crying tears of joy while my ears bleed red nectar. This is the coolest loving thing, my god I can't wait for this game. I bought myself a Mad Catz MC2 and made myself a ghetto-fab cockpit until I can get my hands on one of those fancy CSR elite wheels.  Sawhorse w/ 5 in cut and bracketed to a piece of plywood, Gorilla tape gripping the pedals and wheel. Speed and class.
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Ziploc posted:No sir. He's not asking about the type of transmission, rather about factory Traction Control Systems. In some cars you can't fully turn off the cars tcs, I think the MPC-12 is one of those cars. I belive in the TCS description it talks about in-game traction control aids, but it's a pretty good question. Because cars like the GT-R are monsters because of their amazing TCS/AWD systems. I think you're able to turn off the system in the GT-R but it still aids in assists, either way it's not like it's a 'no fun' type thing in this particular cars, like in many others.
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drat this game takes a long time to install, cmon on Forza 4 we're not even on the Content Disc yet. Also, I hate that I have to input a code for the Top Gear stuff, what a waste of time.
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How would I setup a car for mad driftuuuuu action? I assume I want stiff springs/damp up front and looser in the rear right? I've been destroying the B Class Championships with my Delorean, it's pretty boss. I assume I'd want a front-engined rear wheel drive car for said driftuu as well yes?
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