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SamSam23 04-04-05 04:50 PM

Curb weight of FC in GT4
 
Accroding to the brochures posted here, the TII S5 weighs 2987 lb (or roughly 1355 kg). Now in Gran Turismo 4, the FC GT-X has a weight of 1260 kg (or roughly 2778 lb). Thoughts? I might've seen other sites on the internet that said TII S5s were around that ...or I could be wrong about that heh.

CyborgRyu 04-04-05 05:00 PM

its a game?

1987RX7guy 04-04-05 05:06 PM

A-Spec and J-spec's have different safety structures and small differences in emmsisions equipment.

Different models had different wheels/seats/interior details.

All/any of those would account for weight differences.


Plus its a game they don't get 100% accuracy.

dregg100 04-04-05 06:46 PM

not to jack your thread but in my door jam it says my gross vehicle weight is 3700 lbs. thats not a typo!

Icemark 04-04-05 06:49 PM


Originally Posted by dregg100
not to jack your thread but in my door jam it says my gross vehicle weight is 3700 lbs. thats not a typo!

That is for a fully loaded gross weight (with driver, passenger and luggage), not net weight (which would be the 2600-3100 weights (depending on model)).

Oxbrain 04-04-05 06:57 PM

GT4 is made by a bunch of programers that make a lot of mistakes when it comes to the cars. I'd say they probably just didn't do their homework on it and just guessed, or got a bad number somewhere. Or there could have been a bug in the physics and they squelched it by changing the weights of cars.

Basically, GT4 is a game, it's not real...no matter how fun it is. :bigthumb:

bingoboy 04-04-05 07:08 PM

that weight difference looks like the difference between a series 4 or 5 car.

Richter12x2 04-04-05 07:44 PM

Well, in the whole series they're pretty close - but keep in mind if it has a little (J) next to it, then it's a Jspec trim, which could account for the weight difference. Otherwise you'll also notice things like a 1990 FD Rx7 (it's JSpec) and a 1985 FC (also JSpec). They play pretty true to form though, I love that series, but it's not for everybody, I'll admit that. Biggest help of all time was the ability to change between A Spec and B Spec when you pitstop, so on long races, you can drive a couple dozen laps, then pit and let the computer drive for you while you do something else for a minute - it'll even pit by itself, but don't forget to turn overtake on.

SamSam23 04-04-05 08:53 PM

Actually the FD you are referring to is not 1990, its 1991. Yes I know the J means J-Spec. But I haven't read any documented differences between North American S5 TIIs FCs and J-Spec S5 TIIs FCs on this site or anywhere else.

igottafc 04-04-05 10:08 PM


Originally Posted by SamSam23
Actually the FD you are referring to is not 1990, its 1991. Yes I know the J means J-Spec. But I haven't read any documented differences between North American S5 TIIs FCs and J-Spec S5 TIIs FCs on this site or anywhere else.

which also means you did not search :D

SideWindeRx7 04-04-05 10:19 PM

which also means you guys are retarded for even discussing this. Whats the point?

SamSam23 04-04-05 11:29 PM

Well I did search for curb weights...heh.

MountainTurbo 04-05-05 01:09 AM


Originally Posted by SideWindeRx7
which also means you guys are retarded for even discussing this. Whats the point?

And you posted in the thread just to point out it's retarded. Does someone need a girlfriend? ;)

As for the weights, they usually research that stuff pretty good, but sometimes they get info from weird models or one-offs or something.

ddub 04-05-05 01:23 AM

S4:

http://home.comcast.net/~rx7pics/s4.jpg


S5:

http://home.comcast.net/~rx7pics/s5.jpg


TII:

http://home.comcast.net/~rx7pics/TII.jpg

mycarisolderthanme 04-05-05 03:54 AM

second time today, eh dDub.. haha.

NZConvertible 04-05-05 04:07 AM


Originally Posted by 1987RX7guy
A-Spec and J-spec's have different safety structures...

Like what? :confused:

ronbros3 04-05-05 06:52 PM

THE only way to know the weight of a vehicle is to actually weight it on calibrated scales, mine weights 2665 lbs. it is an 87 tII , half tank of gas no people in it.

chris_stampe 04-05-05 07:14 PM

2760 S5 Tii


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