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NR2003 Ferrari 330 Classic mod

10 posts by 6 people · 17 Oct 2004 11:35 UTC - 18 Oct 2004 16:36 UTC

Thanks, Tony ... but if the illustration is any indication, shouldn't the mod be called "330P"? (There were a number of Ferraris w. "330" in the designation, both road & race cars; it refers to the individual cylinder size of the Lampredi-designed 4-liter Ferrari V-12 ... but there's only one 330P - the GT prototype from the late 60s.) "Tony Rickard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:6Oscd.10082$[email hidden]... > Haven't seen anything here about this (though I could have missed > something). Downloaded it last night and (for me) has the best (nonNascar)
Quoted text (9 lines)> feel with the NR2003 engine yet. Still in beta but has its own physics > including 5 speed boxes. > > http://www.theuspits.com/sims/nascar_racing/330.html > > Cheers > Tony > >
"Steve Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:Tfwcd.8399$[email hidden]:
Quoted text (23 lines)> Thanks, Tony ... but if the illustration is any indication, shouldn't > the mod be called "330P"? (There were a number of Ferraris w. "330" > in the designation, both road & race cars; it refers to the individual > cylinder size of the Lampredi-designed 4-liter Ferrari V-12 ... but > there's only one 330P - the GT prototype from the late 60s.) > > "Tony Rickard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:6Oscd.10082$[email hidden]... >> Haven't seen anything here about this (though I could have missed >> something). Downloaded it last night and (for me) has the best (non > Nascar) >> feel with the NR2003 engine yet. Still in beta but has its own >> physics including 5 speed boxes. >> >> http://www.theuspits.com/sims/nascar_racing/330.html >> >> Cheers >> Tony >> >> > > >
I have no knowlege of the nomenclature of the time, but the mod does feature two distinct cars, the closed top and the open cockpit. Does that make a difference if the P is used or not? dave :) henrie
I think the full title is Ferrari 330 P4 Mod... "Steve Smith" wrote: > Thanks, Tony ... but if the illustration is any indication, shouldn't the > mod be called "330P"? (There were a number of Ferraris w. "330" in the > designation, both road & race cars; it refers to the individual cylinder > size of the Lampredi-designed 4-liter Ferrari V-12 ... but there's onlyone
Quoted text (13 lines)> 330P - the GT prototype from the late 60s.) > > "Tony Rickard" wrote: > > Haven't seen anything here about this (though I could have missed > > something). Downloaded it last night and (for me) has the best (non > Nascar) > > feel with the NR2003 engine yet. Still in beta but has its own physics > > including 5 speed boxes. > > > > http://www.theuspits.com/sims/nascar_racing/330.html > > > > Cheers > > Tony
Hadn't heard a word about it here either. Tried it last night after reading your post and liked it a lot. Lighter but a bit slower than the TA cars. Handled great. Nice cockpit view too. I think you could have some tremendous online races with this mod. -- David G Fisher "Tony Rickard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:6Oscd.10082$[email hidden]... > Haven't seen anything here about this (though I could have missed > something). Downloaded it last night and (for me) has the best (non Nascar) > feel with the NR2003 engine yet. Still in beta but has its own physics > including 5 speed boxes. > > http://www.theuspits.com/sims/nascar_racing/330.html > > Cheers > Tony > >
I tried it today. Really impressive given the limitations of NR2003. I think the GPL65 Ferrari sounds are excellent! Hoping Achim can muster up a setup. The three included need work I think. Hope to see some guys online. -- Asus P4P800E P4 3.0E 1Gig Corsair XMS 3200 AIW 9700 Pro SB Audigy 2 ZX Platinum BRD Speed 7 BRD Rally V2 "David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Hadn't heard a word about it here either. Tried it last night after > reading > your post and liked it a lot. Lighter but a bit slower than the TA cars. > Handled great. Nice cockpit view too. I think you could have some > tremendous > online races with this mod. > > > -- > David G Fisher > > > "Tony Rickard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:6Oscd.10082$[email hidden]... >> Haven't seen anything here about this (though I could have missed >> something). Downloaded it last night and (for me) has the best (non > Nascar) >> feel with the NR2003 engine yet. Still in beta but has its own physics >> including 5 speed boxes. >> >> http://www.theuspits.com/sims/nascar_racing/330.html >> >> Cheers >> Tony >> >> > >
Hi Dave, The 330P4 was avail in both open & closed top versions (the "roadster" was simply missing a small sheet of aluminum covering the dome of the roof). The 330P3 coupe ran in '66 (its first race was the Spa 24-hr., as I remember), a year when Ferrari had its greatest success in sports cars with the little 2-liter Dinos. In the first race of '67 (Daytona 24-hr.), the mighty Ford Mk. IVs all busted their trannies, and the new P4s were first and second (a re-engined P3 was third). The #23 car pictured in the mod's illustration was the winner. A P4 also won the 1000 Ks of Monza, but Ford won the Championship. Chris Amon ran a more-or-less stock P4 in the Can-Am that year (and Pedro Rodriguez ran one in early '68). The Ferrari "612" that showed up at Las Vegas Can-Am (the old Stardust circuit), was essentially a rebodied P4 with a monster 7-liter motor. It never won a race. --Steve "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (32 lines)> "Steve Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in > news:Tfwcd.8399$[email hidden]: > > > Thanks, Tony ... but if the illustration is any indication, shouldn't > > the mod be called "330P"? (There were a number of Ferraris w. "330" > > in the designation, both road & race cars; it refers to the individual > > cylinder size of the Lampredi-designed 4-liter Ferrari V-12 ... but > > there's only one 330P - the GT prototype from the late 60s.) > > > > "Tony Rickard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:6Oscd.10082$[email hidden]... > >> Haven't seen anything here about this (though I could have missed > >> something). Downloaded it last night and (for me) has the best (non > > Nascar) > >> feel with the NR2003 engine yet. Still in beta but has its own > >> physics including 5 speed boxes. > >> > >> http://www.theuspits.com/sims/nascar_racing/330.html > >> > >> Cheers > >> Tony > >> > >> > > > > > > > > I have no knowlege of the nomenclature of the time, but the mod does > feature two distinct cars, the closed top and the open cockpit. Does that > make a difference if the P is used or not? > > dave :) henrie
The full title of the mod is "Ferrari 330 Classic." Close enuf. "Tony Rickard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:iTwcd.10193$[email hidden]... > I think the full title is Ferrari 330 P4 Mod... > > "Steve Smith" wrote: > > Thanks, Tony ... but if the illustration is any indication, shouldn'tthe
Quoted text (19 lines)> > mod be called "330P"? (There were a number of Ferraris w. "330" in the > > designation, both road & race cars; it refers to the individual cylinder > > size of the Lampredi-designed 4-liter Ferrari V-12 ... but there's only > one > > 330P - the GT prototype from the late 60s.) > > > > "Tony Rickard" wrote: > > > Haven't seen anything here about this (though I could have missed > > > something). Downloaded it last night and (for me) has the best (non > > Nascar) > > > feel with the NR2003 engine yet. Still in beta but has its own physics > > > including 5 speed boxes. > > > > > > http://www.theuspits.com/sims/nascar_racing/330.html > > > > > > Cheers > > > Tony > >
"Steve Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:JlPcd.310755$[email hidden]:
Quoted text (9 lines)> > The 330P4 was avail in both open & closed top versions (the "roadster" > was simply missing a small sheet of aluminum covering the dome of the > roof). (Snippage) > > --Steve > >
Very Cool, thanks for the info Steve. dave henrie
Steve Elaborated: Hi Dave, The 330P4 was avail in both open & closed top versions (the "roadster" was simply missing a small sheet of aluminum covering the dome of the roof). The 330P3 coupe ran in '66 (its first race was the Spa 24-hr., as I remember), a year when Ferrari had its greatest success in sports cars with the little 2-liter Dinos. In the first race of '67 (Daytona 24-hr.), the mighty Ford Mk. IVs all busted their trannies, and the new P4s were first and second (a re-engined P3 was third). The #23 car pictured in the mod's illustration was the winner. A P4 also won the 1000 Ks of Monza, but Ford won the Championship. Chris Amon ran a more-or-less stock P4 in the Can-Am that year (and Pedro Rodriguez ran one in early '68). The Ferrari "612" that showed up at Las Vegas Can-Am (the old Stardust circuit), was essentially a rebodied P4 with a monster 7-liter motor. It never won a race. --Steve -------------------------------- Don't ya just love the knowledge in R.A.S.? Thanks Steve. -- I'm Richard "ZZ" Busch, and I approved this message. Member: Screamers Racing League OAO MARA TransAm GPL Rank + 17.410 MoGPL Rank + 318.294 N2003 Rank -18.8060 ---------------- Remember racecar is racecar spelled backward -----------------

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