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Full Race - 180sx

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Car: 1989 Nissan 240 SX S13
Date added: Wednesday, 28. November 2007
From garage: - ATC - Hall of Fame
Description: -ATC- Affiliated

My first car in career(the non cheat one which I plan to race in). So this car was built to a budget, and it is aesthetically complete, just a few performance upgrades needed (forgot to do brakes! sorry!). Still, it is quick around corners, and very quick out of them. Tuned for response: It slaughters the 700hp muscle cars (even though it has 176) when it comes to cornering and beats them accelerating out of corners, even if they are outside of its group in group grip (or whatever it's called), and it consistently beats all the cars, even the much faster ones that you don't have to beat. (And I play with no driving aids, on hard, on the king(hardest?) mode.)

The paintjob is a full body vynil with a blue iridescent base colour. It gives it a blue shine as you can see in the side view.

Incase you're wondering why I called it a 180sx... that's what it is down under... and is has a more potent SR20DET.

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atc baumaxx1 bodywork full race gt autosound hall of fame iridescent fx jdm jstyle lightning race time attack

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baumaxx1

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by baumaxx1 on 17. December 2008 07:51

Erm, well, it doesn't feature a mural... but not everything has to be a showcar, but it was one of the first, if not the first rides on this scene to use the iridescent paint trick, body highlights, the blue on blue was something different, and it had a genuine race look. This could be the most realistic looking racer I have, and it's still innovative.

Ronald David McCrea Poland