| Erik Barros @2024-04-27 22:20:53 UTC | Congratulations @Duplode, @Spoonboy and @Alan Rotoi!!!! Was a great race! |
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| Duplode @2024-04-27 16:27:29 UTC | Thanks! I do feel I've come out of this race with a better understanding of the Torino. |
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| Spoonboy @2024-04-26 18:17:01 UTC | He he, Luigi was always my favourite - What a great track! Love the long fast corners. Had fun trying to perfect the landing for those final bends. |
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| Duplode @2024-04-25 22:06:17 UTC | Okay, it's a little better now |
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| Duplode @2024-04-25 22:00:07 UTC | 0.05s faster!! It's an improvement, I guess 😅 |
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| Cas @2024-04-21 18:31:18 UTC | It really does feel like a racing car. On this track, it's very enjoyable and you get to feel the vertigo. |
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| Alan Rotoi @2024-04-18 18:07:49 UTC | I consider the Torino a racing car because of its performance, but maybe it is less tuned. High speed (193 mph), high grip value (normal car = 210, Torino = 400) and enhanced brakes, but all of these numbers are lower compared to DTM, IMSA and Indy cars. Check the comparative list in the wiki: https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/IKA_Torino_GS#Comparison_Table |
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| Cas @2024-04-15 16:48:11 UTC | It's been really fun to try the Torino on this track. It goes great with it. I wanted to make a NoRH replay, but it's difficult to not lose a lot of speed at the chicane just after the hill jump on the first try. I'll keep trying |
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| KyLiE @2024-04-04 09:22:14 UTC | @Igor, ha ha! No, if that was the case, wouldn't it be "SS Crewman" anyway? |
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| Igor @2024-04-04 08:30:25 UTC | Hmm @KyLiE, "SS" on the terrain. I wonder, does it stand for "Stunts Source Code" or "SS Commodore"? |
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