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1985 Ovisno O Brzini 1.2

Ovisno O Brzini = Addicted To Speed in Croatian.

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  1. Thomsen
    AN UPDATE IS ON THE WAY, FIXING THE SNAP OVERSTEER PROBLEM!

    Engine:     4.565 cc. (4.6L) 32V Flatplane DOHC Twin Turbocharged V8
    Engine Code: LH2 Northstar V8
    Power: 1.060 HP @ 8.200 RPM. & 1.000 Nm @ 7.200 RPM.
    Redline: 8.500 RPM.
    Transmission: 6 Speed Manual with a RWD Drivetrain.
    Top Speed: 353 Km/h. (219 MPH).
    Fuel Economy: 5.0 km/L (11.8 mpg)
    Engine Weight: 269 KG. (593 lbs).

    0 to 100 km/h: 3.60 sec.
    100 to 0 km/h: 31.0 m. (102 ft.)
    1/4 Mile: 10.62 sec.

    Chassis Type: Monocoque Chassic.
    Chassis Material: Corrosion Resistance Steel.
    Panel Material: Aluminium.
    Body Type: 2 door - 2 seater.
    Body Colour: BMW Calypsorot with Black two-tone.
    Tires & Rims: 255/30R21 front and 265/30R21 back.
    Front Brakes: 420 mm. Vented Discs Brakes with 4 Puck Calipers.
    Rear Brakes: 400 mm. Vented Discs Brakes with 4 Puck Calipers.
    Suspension: Double Wishbones front and MacPherson Struts rear.

    Electronical Help: Anti Block System (ABS) and Traction Control (TC).
    Weight: 1.554 KG. (3.426 lbs) (43% front, 57% rear).
    Wheelbase / Length / Width: 2.67 m. / 4.63 m. / 2.00 m.

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Recent Updates

  1. Minor fixes, in the fight against snap oversteer! Sep 28, 2020

Recent Reviews

  1. Daaxoo
    Daaxoo
    5/5,
    Version: 1.2
    Here's a 5 star rating, for fixing the snap-oversteer so completely!
    Sep 28, 2020
    1. Thomsen
      Author's Response
      Thanks a lot. Shouldn't have done it without your suggestion! :)
  2. Daaxoo
    Daaxoo
    4/5,
    Version: 1.0
    Nice to see a fellow countryman making mods! :)

    Anyway, the car is awesome (i love the clean design), the handling is near-perfect, but it could use more rear downforce and wider rear tires, to keep snap-oversteer in check.

    4/5
    Sep 26, 2020
    1. Thomsen
      Author's Response
      I have been fighting with snap oversteer for a long time with that car, I just didn't know how to fix it. So I'll definitely give it some more rear downforce.
      Thanks for the review, I really appreciate it.

      Ha' en dejlig dag. ✌
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