Gracie's fans and followers flooded her post with warm and sweet birthday greetings.She gave a shoutout to the people in her life and those who "left," saying they helped her become who she is today.Renee Gracie celebrated her 26th birthday Tuesday by sharing a sexy snap on Instagram.I kind of find it a little funny that some people were saying they got the crated gold 1JZ, one guy even said he got it after 5 drops. Maybe the developer will add it as content though.
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If anyone has any tips on how to make this easier for people to understand, please let me know so I can edit this.ĮDIT: Looks like I inadvertently started a rumor about there being a gold 1JZ crated engine. It shifts too late or too early for optimization. The reason you need to use Amateur vice beginner is because in beginner, the auto shift doesn't work perfectly after you tune your car anymore. My quarter mile time is just at 6.405, I can get it to sub 6.4 I believe after I fully optimize my performance. My mile time is about 19.107, and that's when it's not 100% optimized. Shift as soon as you're about to hit 10k RPM. Launch just before the lights hit green, and hit your NOS as fast as you can, hold it down until it's gone.
Use your left pointer finger or whatever you want to use to hold the clutch. Hold your right middle finger on the gas, and prime your right pointer finger to shift. Reverse a tiny bit and heat your tires (To heat your tires on an AWD car, hold down the break and the clutch while you hit the gas), I like to get it a little bit past the 2nd to last line (This gives it enough time to cool off to the green zone when I launch). To get the best times, you have to race using Amateur. You can have 2 completely different tunes which will have the same finishing time given the same variables. However, for any times below perfect, there's an endless amount of tunes you can do. Yes, there will be a gearing that is the most efficient for their respective races with a maxed car, making the lowest finish time. Sure, this isn't as efficient for acceleration, but when you're racing a mile you're aiming to get the highest top speed out of your car. After you hit this point, you'll probably be redlining at 6th before you hit the finish line (In 1/2 and 1 mile), so now you have to pull your gearing down a little bit so that you aren't shifting into the power band anymore, but slightly below it. What you want to be able to do is set it up in a way where when you shift from 1st to 2nd gear, your RPMs are already in the power band (The sweet spot.) You then want to make that work for 2nd to 3rd shifting, etc.
You need to just get in there and tweak the starting tune out until you fully understand how it works. Take this concept and apply it to all the gears, and you have the basics of how it works. It takes exponentially more work to move a gear from stop to +1000rpm than it does when it's already spinning to +1000rpm. how large it is in comparison to the final drive. The reason why we didn't just use the second gear in the first place is because now at this point, the gears have momentum from spinning, so now you're in that delicious sweet spot where you're getting the most efficiency out of how hard that gear is to move vs. This is when you shift to the second gear, you want this gear to be a little larger.
You finally hit redline, and you can no longer move that tiny gear any faster, therefore you cannot move the final gear any faster. You start spinning that gear (With your engine, in case someone here is completely lost) and it drives your final gear, so the final gear is moving at a slow speed.
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