Project CARS addons and DLC coming
Project CARS addons and updates are continuing to deliver through its program on demand, with today’s launch of the package Stanceworks Track Expansion, which includes two cars modified by some famous motoring enthusiasts, the MX-5 RadBul Formula Drift Mad Mike Whiddett and the KTM X-Bow R, in addition to the new road layout of Bannochbrae between the beautiful Scottish Highlands.
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– KTM X-Bow R
The X-Bow is a roadster innovative and essential, it is the first car created by professionals of the two wheels of the KTM, with which the Austrian company entered the segment of sports cars. The X-Bow R is equipped with many features typical of racing cars, including removable steering wheel, pushrod suspension, brake system from Brembo race and a rear diffuser to increase road holding.
This lightweight sports and essential accelerates from 0 to 100 km / h in just 3.9 seconds, a time that makes it a worthy adversary for most sports competitors.
– MX-5 RadBul Formula Drift
The star of the Formula Drift Racing, “Mad” Mike Whiddett, has earned a reputation for creating some of the most extreme cars drifting ever and his newest project is without doubt the most spectacular, the MX-5 RadBul Formula Drift . This sport fits tires Nitto Nt05 275, which provide for the estate to handle the awesome power that is hidden under the hood.
As standard, the MX-5 has an engine from 160 hp but Mad Mike has opted for a “light” performance enhancement, by installing the legendary engine wankel 26B four rotors of the little Mazda MX-5.
The engine 26B has helped Mazda to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1991, but while 700 hp was enough to win the classic French Mad Mike was looking for something more, well, adding two turbos Garrett GTX40, the engine now provides an additional 1,000 cv additional, according to the settings of the boost pressure.
Weighing just 1,200 kg and can count on a maximum output of 1,500 hp at the races, the MX-5 RadBul is definitely one of the cars to drift more extreme and most successful ever built.
– BMW 1-Series M-Coupe Stanceworks Edition
Created by the experts of the BMW Stanceworks, the 1-Series M-Coupe Stanceworks Edition is a special edition of the famous sports BMW 1 Series, already available in Project CARS. Equipped with a body kit inspired by the GT version with which BMW competes on the track, the car’s aero package generates up to 350 lbs of downforce. Among other special features, it is equipped with a braking system running, a new exhaust system and wheels Fifteen52 Formula LTW Monoblock.
The conversion into car racing continues in the interior, as the Series 1 Stanceworks is equipped with a full roll-cage racing, bucket seats, racing wheel and electronic display Motec.
– BMW 2002 Turbo Edition Stanceworks
Stanceworks has also created a special version of a true classic BMW, the BMW 2002 Turbo Stanceworks Edition, now available to users of Project Cars. Based on the rare BMW 2002 Turbo, this special edition is inspired by the extraordinary BMW race of the 70s, in fact, it mounts fenders style tourism, covered headlights and mirrors on the hood. Other unique features include the classic three-piece rims Fifteen52 Integral SC, one windshield wiper and two lateral outlets.
– Bannochbrae
More than 7 km long, this new road layout in the beautiful Scottish Highlands will take players through the village of Bannochbrae and along its famous “misty lake.”
In addition, the career of Project CARS was expanded with two new events to invite the Lakeshore Vintage Cup for vehicles of the 50s and 70s, and the V8 Bathurst Trophy, created specifically for the car free in January, the Ford Falcon FG, available separately.
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– Ford Falcon FG
The Ford Falcon FG was the car chosen by Ford to compete in the 2014 season of the famous Australian V8 Supercars Championship tourism. Created for the “car of the future” and revealed for the first time in 2010, the car is fitted with a 5-liter naturally aspirated V8 engine, capable of delivering 650 hp to the rear wheels.
Based on the homonymous street version, the Falcon FG boasts a frame that makes extensive use of composite materials to achieve a minimum weight of 1,310 kg. With a 6-speed sequential gearbox, the FG can dart from 0 to 100 km / h in just 3.5 seconds, reaching a top speed of 300 km / h.
The FG Falcon has been highly successful in the Australian tourism scene, winning a total of 55 victories in the V8 Supercars championship since 2008 and winning two championships.
