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Porsche 918 Spyder Real Handling Line


  • MK529 | subido por MK529
  • 12/05/2014
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Handling line: Porsche 918 Spyder
Author: MK529

The long awaited handling mod for the Porsche 918 has now been released, apologies for the delay with the uploads.

This is a realistic handling line for the Porsche 918, it has a real Kerb Weight of 1700 kg, realistic acceleration (0-60 mph in 2.5 secs) and a real top speed of 211 mph. The handling line encourages fast and accurate accelation, further imporved cornering and handling characteristics. Along with increased grip in the corners due to its 4 Wheel Drive Drivetrain. As always ABS Brakes have been implemented within the handling line so braking under harsh conditions won't send you into a ditch.

As always more realistic handling lines will be uploaded soon, or if you have a specific handling line you need for a particular vehicle do email me at: [email protected]

Enjoy the new handling

MK529

Ya se han publicado 6 comentarios.

12/06/2014 13:55

The Porsche 918 has a top speed of 211 mph, which is 339 kph.

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12/06/2014 13:53

Ah fair enough, the speedo I use is in MPH. I'm guessing that my speedo is different from yours, try using the one I'm using. If the issue persists email me and I'll tune the handling for your game.

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12/06/2014 07:06

I.am using digital speedometer. In my speedometer reach 310 kph. 918 top speed is 345 right?

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12/05/2014 09:53

Hi Poundra, I'm using this speedometer: Vehicle CleoSpeed-Pack v2.0

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What top speed are you getting from your speedometer?

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12/05/2014 04:40

what kind speedometer you're use?? in my speedometer,the speed is different from your topspeed.

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12/05/2014 04:38

what kind speedometer you're use?? in my speedometer,the speed is different from topspeed.

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