It's the only way to achieve the correct figures at correct RPM (torque curve), limits are there because of LFS engine editor.
If he was to use correct turbocharger pressure, he would have to change the cam timing and that would ruin the torque curve. Imagine a 11 liter engine making peak torque at 4000rpm? that's unrealistic.
Since this car, and the XF GTS have added power compared to the standard car, can you add some more tire to it as well? i think a 205/45/15 on a 15x7 wheel would suit this and the GTS nicely. I use it on TC a lot.
The engine seems a little "dead" down below. I made a quick one based on a existing engine i have. I adjusted it to match your HP rating, but it should have plenty of low RPM grunt now to release parking brake lol
Perfect is an understatement. This thing moves and feels like they are supposed to. Specs and details are spot on. Thank you and now make NISMO S TUNE Version lololol
Yes, because short distance sprints and cornering the XRT has a natural advantage
No, because the XRT shouldn't be gapping a GT-R after 160km/h.
and also no, because its not a 30hp difference, more like 50. R33s were consistently dyno'ing over 300whp stock during the BEST MOTORing years.
The actual power curve is pretty accurate IMO, the HP and TQ figures from Nissan come in at those exact RPM's. The RB26 is a short stroke, big bore engine so it has the tendency to rev higher and having less TQ compared to other turbocharged inline 6 engines like the 1JZ/2JZ or N54/N55
My company won't let us bobtail unless we get clearance from regional manager. They would rather makes us haul an empty trailer instead because it "looks like we're doing bad"
why does engine have 0.1 bar of boost? redline should be higher to compliment that power curve
thats because the engine makes power past the peak HP point and redline, so AI still thinks there is room to go. Ran into same issue years back when i tweaked FZ5. LFS AI won't shift until 500rpm after max HP rpm. Example, if car makes max HP @ 7000rpm, then redline should be at least 7500rpm for AI to shift, for a good reason since the power curve still holds some of that hp