Seasonal activity
| DJHiP | 2023 | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Sent replays | 6 | 6.0 |
| Active days | 6 | 6.0 |
| Participation rate | 16% | 16.0% |
| Final/Current position | — | |
| Best position | 31st | 31 |
| Average position | 0 | 0 |
Latest results
| -3 days | Duplode | 1:10.09 | LM002 |
| -3 days | Alan Rotoi | 1:10.25 | LM002 |
| -4 days | Mark Nailwood | 1:11.91 | LM002 |
| -1 week | Duplode | 1:10.37 | LM002 |
| -1 week | Alan Rotoi | 1:10.69 | LM002 |
Shoutbox
- Spoonboy
- It also looks amazing. Don't know how you've managed such a complex body shape with such a low poly limit.
- Spoonboy
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Whoa mama. @Ryoma you have created another masterpiece.
This beast has crazy speed like your LC1 and LC2, and very stable.
With this, the Veyron and @Alan Rotoi's A-70, we have a collection of digital dashboard rocketships!
- Ryoma
- 499P available
- Duplode
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Phew, that was close! A really late definition of the LTB point!
- Ryoma
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@Duplode thanks almost finish
- Duplode
- Happy birthday @Seeker1982! And that's very pretty, @Ryoma, both car and dashboard!
- Ryoma
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- Ryoma
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Imagine the difficulty
- Ryoma
- @Spoonboy thanks. No stat except the maximum speed. I used the torque curve of the 296GTB (same engine) and recalculated the curve to have max 680HP (instead of 830HP for the 296GTB). The shape is finish and different of my pictures. For the dashboard, the gauge are on the wheel....so I will try something new.
- Spoonboy
- @Ryoma 499P looks amazing - can't wait to drive it! Do you have any performance stats?
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