How do you remove the restrictor plates in N3?
Are they sealed and do I nead a drill? ;-)
In the track text file look for the line that starts SPDWY, this is followed
by either a zero for non-restrictor, or 1 for restrictor (I think thats the
way around). Change these values. The other two numbers on the line are the
pit stop window for the AI.
Steve
>How do you remove the restrictor plates in N3?
>Are they sealed and do I nead a drill? ;-)
Um, I'm pretty sure you don't need a drill ;)
According to Jeff in this newsgroup, you only need to change the value
from 1 to 0 on the line SPDWY in the file taladega.txt in the
tracks/taladega folder.
I have not tried it myself (I don't even know what a restrictor plate
is :) )
Good luck!
Ivan
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Before you buy.
yeah changing the restrictor plate helps, change from 1 to 0, I'm not
too great at Nascar99, my best lap time was a 198 mph avg... now I got a
214 mph avg lap speed without the ristrictor plate... beat Elliot's 212
.. of course cars are slightly better in 1998-99 than 1987..
in Nascar 1, I got a few 221-222 mph avg lap speeds when I removed the
restrictor plate..
In Nascar Legends, all the tracks have a 0, but Taladega has a 1... I
tried to remove it just for the heck of it, and it slowd my car down 1
mph or so... weird!!! I changed it back... getting a qual lap of 201
something is about all I can get in NL .. not bad for a real car (todays
cars are manufactured off road race cars, tubeular frames and such)
thats 3800 lbs.
later
yep, i did a 200 mph lap before and I'm into 216's now. It makes tally a lot
fun as it becomes harder to keep the car on the groove. And it's not only
the player that goes faster but the AI speeds up too!
I had a topspeed of 226!
