best and worst cars on Need for Speed: Carbon PlayStation 2 Message Board - Page 9

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Chingy42007 posted on Jun 13, 2007 5:09:55 AM - Report post

You don't need great handling to be a drifter. Quite the opposite in fact. If that was the case, why aren't the F1 cars sliding all over the place?

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reggie_18 posted on Jun 19, 2007 7:10:25 AM - Report post

what can i unlock if i chose the muscle????
exotic= Carrera GT
tuner= Skyline
MUSCLE= ????????

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Chingy42007 posted on Jun 19, 2007 10:30:33 AM - Report post

Shelby GT500 ('67)

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cruiser34 posted on Jun 24, 2007 10:24:45 AM - Report post

and the charger SRT8

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Sergeydgr8 posted on Jun 27, 2007 8:47:45 PM - Report post

quote:

originally posted by the-bow-boy

what do you think is the best and worst cars in carbon?

personly i think the evo is one of the best and the merc sl65 (forgot what its called) is one of the worst

but thats me. whats yours?

another thing how do you unlock the jaguar xk 🤔

[Edited by the-bow-boy, 4/9/2007 2:18:25 AM]

[Edited by the-bow-boy, 4/9/2007 2:19:43 AM]

LAMBORGHINI MURCIE IS THE BEST!!!

Chevy Camaro (teir 1) is the suckiest

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Sergeydgr8 posted on Jun 27, 2007 8:48:50 PM - Report post

quote:

originally posted by Chingy42007

You don't need great handling to be a drifter. Quite the opposite in fact. If that was the case, why aren't the F1 cars sliding all over the place?

cuz they have excellent stabilization and a really good drivetrain. Their handling (NFSC way) is @ the max.

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N1YTR0 posted on Sep 19, 2007 3:47:53 AM - Report post

That Camaro is Beast...
Lol...

I think personally, the keys to being a great drifter is first of all to be able to concentrate completely on the corners and be aware of the exact angle and speed your ride needs to be at for maximum points, while maintaining a high speed.
Secondly, a broad imagination to visualize your car sliding perfectly around each and every corner before you actually initiate the drift.
Last of all, the ability to be able to throw your tail out at the corners just enough for the perfect slide, and to whip it back in and slide it out the other side at the perfect angle.

So overall, i would say that it takes a fair amount of skill, awareness, visualizing... And it helps to be good with angles too..

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