Hi there,

Not sure if similar threads have been opened before, but I didn't find any relevant topics after searching high and low.

so the objective is as per topic.

Would like to add more friends to my NFSMW profile to rake up more SPs

my login: BroJason507

happy racing!

No one??? Impossibru...

Ok added all of you / accepted all your invites!

Nice! Happy drifting! Drift from start till the end of the track ya'll!!!

now going for 0.99$. grab it!

now going for 0.99$. grab it!

Hi Bro,

yes, i have gotten gold for all events

nothing specific on the mod combination. i go for the last two mods which is most expensive ones that increases torque and speed. although you will feel that the car might be harder to handle, but with practice, you can handle any car with those two mods

just keep on trying. you will be able to score gold. practice makes perfect

good luck!

for me, when I was at your stage, I prefer Pagani Huayra more than the Zonda somehow the handling plus speed of the Huarya feels better than zonda. are perhaps I have gotten used to Huayra's characteristics long before I could afford the Zonda.

anyways, different people have different favorites and driving styles... so you need to try it out and see which one is better for you.

back to your question, both cars can also do the job, Huayra or Zonda.

Happy racing!

oh and drifting at corners will reduce the overall lap times. for the veyron challenge, that is one tough car to drift perfectly due to its 'lousy' handling and crazy speed. but still, with practice, you can time your drift accurately before the corner. just need to achieve accurate drifting throughout the whole track in order to shave off valuable seconds of the total lap time (not drift from start to end, but drift at the right corners to attack it with the fastest timing). vroom vroom! also veyron sucks big time when making jumps - key is to land as perfectly as possible (as straight as possible) in order to maintain the speed after the jump, else it will slow down the car and in turn result in more time added to the total lap time.

This post has been edited by BroJason: Mar 8 2013, 04:30 PM