RevHead: Episode 49 - Street Racing!

Revhead is a car racing simulation game, where you have to build your own race car. You start your journey somewhere in a small village in Australia. You have to think as a real Revhead! With tons of parts and cars, the combinations seem endless. I really need to tweak and learn from every part and decision I make. Join me as I buy or sell cars and components, fix and tweak my cars to make it the fastest around on several different tracks.
Join me on Discord.
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My Home Rig...
Alienware Aurora R7
Windows 11 Home
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700K CPU @ 3.70GHz 3.70 GHz
32.0 GB RAM
NVIDA GeForce GTX 1080
My Travel Rig…
Alienware M16 R2 Laptop
Windows 11
Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 185H 2.30GHz
32 GB RAM
NVidia GeForce RTX 4070
Head-Set: Logitech G933
Elgato Wave DX Microphone w/ Wave DXL
Recorded with OBS Studio & Edited with DaVinci Resolve.
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[@couplingrhino]

If you build a good offroad racer based on a cheap, rugged Walea ute with the CV8, super-turbocharged to 500-620 hp, with Narnoo sports suspension and racing brakes made for a heavier car (just not a Narnoo or Jingu, those are too heavy!), you will blast through every single offroad race and street race with ease. The Walea is also very cheap to repair, which is vital for street racing as you will eventually hit a tree. Do the challenge at every track and win it. Free up space for three new Revhead cars, or just for one and sell them as you win them. Building a car for a single race is very expensive. Building a car that can win several races is a very good investment. I'd sell the Camira that you spent $150,000 on to win a $4000 race and hopefully break even on it. The Magura has better aerodynamics for high hp races and is slightly cheaper to repair. It'll certainly win you a lot of money on all the high stakes track races.

[@HurstQuayzar]

Couplingrhino... Thank you so much for your input and assistance!