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The_CheatMaster posted on Jan 05, 2008 11:31:26 PM - Report post
What's the best wheelie car? I dont know what car to use,and I have all perfect launches.
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LordVenator posted on Jan 06, 2008 3:29:10 AM - Report post
I'm using Charger cause one of my friends from PS Forums sayd that he can make 1347 meters with Charger. Make sure that you don't put fat tires.Without fat tires this baby lifts his nose so high that sparks fly from the rear end.
2hot4u posted on Jan 06, 2008 7:25:26 AM - Report post
I always put fat tires on the rear and skinnies in front and have no problems getting my cars to do wheelies. Its the horsepower,not the tires that makes the car do wheelies. So long as the car is rear wheel drive and has over 600 horses it should do wheelies,but yes,some cars are better than others. I too have a Charger,over 900 horses,and she does awesome wheelies.
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The_CheatMaster posted on Jan 06, 2008 11:52:19 AM - Report post
Thanks 2HOT4U.
[Edited by The_CheatMaster, 1/7/2008 12:58:49 AM]
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LordVenator posted on Jan 06, 2008 3:48:44 PM - Report post
Justin1981 posted on Jan 07, 2008 2:13:51 AM - Report post
How is this game any better compared to NFS:Most Wanted ?
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Al-pucino posted on Jan 07, 2008 2:20:30 AM - Report post
Hmmmm, i wonder....
I haven't played much of Most wanted...
A simple 24-year-old boy.
My avatar is hot.
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2hot4u posted on Jan 07, 2008 6:02:16 AM - Report post
Most Wanted is actually a better,funner,more quality game than Pro Street. MW has more than just racing. It has cop chases,free roam,and a story to it. The MW cars are awesome and customization is realistic. With PS its nothing but racing and you soon enough get bored with that. I'm one that loves a good cop chase,but there are times when I just want to cruise the city in a beautiful,fast car. Thus,MW is a much better game than PS.